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Evaporative Ducted Air Conditioning
Evaporative systems use the cooling effect of water vaporization to lower the air temperature. Once one of the most popular forms of ducted air conditioning it is now out of favour, giving way to reverse cycle. Some of the disadvantages are that the added moisture in the environment can prematurely age valuable electronic equipment within your home, also they consume water at up to 25 litres per hour . Another requirement is that you must have open windows, which can be a security problem. Key Benefits
*Electrical wiring must be performed by a suitably licensed electrician as required by law. Ducted Evaporative Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Q. I already have an existing system, the ducting is still good but the main unit is rusted. A. We can change over the existing unit. Click here for more information. Q. What brands do you sell? A. All the popular brands. Q. Can you have zones with evaporative systems. A. Motorized dampers are unsuitable with evaporative systems due to the high humidity. You can close the vents on the grills to shut off a room. Q. Can I have one that empties the tank when it is turned off? A. A dump valve will drain the tank when the unit is switched off. This helps to keep the water fresh and reduce problems associated with stagnant water. Q. Why does water drip from the unit when it is running? A. That is called a bleed-off. This is to prevent a build up of salts in the water forming on the filter pads by washing it off continuously. This water should be drained into the downpipe and not allowed to run into the gutters where it may cause corrosion due to the high salt content. This water should not be used on the garden. Q. What stops the draught coming through the vents in winter? A. An optional weather-seal (a spring loaded blade which opens up under the force of the air from the unit) or optional winter covers over the unit. You should also close the grilles up to prevent heat loss in winter.
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