Cool Force 7

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Powerful and energy-efficient cooling: the Cool Force 7 evaporative cooler.

This year we introduce our new evaporative cooler: the Cool Force 7. This mobile air cooler works according to the adiabatic cooling process. The warm air is sucked in by a cooling medium and blown into the room. When the air passes through the medium, the water evaporates and the air cools. This type of cooler is extremely suitable for spot cooling in large areas where a traditional cooling installation is too expensive or cumbersome.

Evaporative cooler with many advantages!

The Cool Force 7 has an air flow rate of 22,000 m³/h and is suitable for rooms up to 330 m². Despite the high air flow rate, this device has a sound pressure of barely 67dB. The louvres on the discharge side swing automatically so that the cooled air is evenly distributed throughout the room.

Depending on the humidity, this air cooler uses 12L to 18L of water per hour. The water tank has a capacity of 120L and can be filled directly via a water hose with a ½ inch connection. In addition, there is an indicator that shows the water level in the tank.

The Cool Force 7 is equipped with a UV lamp to prevent the growth of viruses and bacteria. Thanks to the robust wheels at the bottom of the unit, this air cooler is easy to move and you can provide spot cooling exactly where you want it.

This evaporative cooler can be used in both closed and open spaces. Think of storage areas, work halls, production areas, events, sorting centers, fitness rooms, sports halls, cattle stables and even discotheques.

All advantages of the Cool Force 7 at a glance:

✔️ Efficient and durable spot cooler for industrial applications
✔️ Quiet operation even with large airflow
✔️ Slats with automatic swing function
✔️ Large water tank for extended operating hours
✔️ Robust wheels with brakes for easy movement
✔️ Direct water connection to water tank
✔️ Includes air filter for easy maintenance
✔️ Remote control to easily adjust the speed
✔️ UV lamp to prevent the growth of viruses and bacteria