The system is activated only when the AC unit turns on; hot air from the condenser
unit’s fan raises the flap on the control valve allowing water to flow to the misters
that surround the AC unit.
Cool-n-Save is a new, patented product based on the same scientific principles that
large corporations have used to save themselves money for years. The system affixes
to the top of most home air conditioning units and installs without any tools in less
than five minutes.
According to the manufacturer, the reduction of heat load and subsequent power
consumption affected by Cool-N-Save can save you up to 30% on your air conditioning
costs.
The lighter the "load" on your home A/C, the less power is consumed resulting in
lower electric bills. With average central air conditioning costs running $8 - $12 a day
for 24 hour use, this air conditioner pre-cooling system will pay for itself many times
over.
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The problem facing many central A/C
systems is that in extreme heat, they are
unable to effectively transfer their stored
heat into the surrounding air.
The additional load forces the system to
work harder and longer to cool your home,
which in turn shortens the life of the unit
and produces unreasonably high electric
bills.
Large commercial A/C users such as commercial factories, warehouses and office
buildings have been aware of this problem for years and solved it by installing
professional misting systems around their A/C condensers.
These misting systems are much like the ones you may have encountered on
restaurant patios or in amusement parks.
Here's how an air conditioning misting system works: When the ultra-fine mist is
released into the air, it evaporates almost instantly creating what is known as a
“Flash Evaporation” and literally sucks heat out of the air as the mist absorbs the
energy it needs to evaporate.
The result of instantaneous evaporation is a substantial drop in ambient temperature
(up to 30 degrees Fahrenheit) - without wetness.
Cool-N-Save Up To 30% On Central A/C Power Costs
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