A/C Pre Cooling Units



Cool-n-Save® is an amazing new, patented product, that is actually based on the same scientific Principles that large corporations have used to save themselves money for years. Cool-n-Save® is an inexpensive solution to an expensive problem. Cool-n-Save® can reduce your air conditioning costs by up to 30%!

Installed in less than five minutes with no tools required, the Cool-n-Save® system affixes to the top of most home air conditioning units. The system is activated only when the AC unit turns on; hot air from the condenser unit’s fan raises the flap on the patented Cool-n-Save® control valve allowing water to flow to the misters that surround the AC unit. When the ultra-fine mist is released into the air, it evaporates almost instantly creating what is known as a “Flash Evaporation,” which literally sucks heat out of the air as water absorbs the energy it needs to evaporate.

Misting Cooling Systems
High pressure Mist Cooling is one of the most effective, and efficient, methods available for cooling open outdoor areas. Cloudburst systems have been used word wide for cooling hotels and resorts, restaurant and bar outdoor seating, backyards and patios, as well as event cooling and sports sidelines. They are also used in a multitude of harsh industrial, construction, manufacturing and agricultural settings for climate control, humidification and dust suppression.

Mist Cooling works by forcing water through specially designed misting nozzles to create a fog of ultra fine water droplets. A common misconception is that misting is meant to get you all wet to cool you off. Rather, the tiny droplets or fog, quickly evaporate, cooling the surrounding air. Properly designed, a mist cooling system will work with prevailing winds and air movement, and are often combined with fans to move mist or cooled air into the cooled zones. Mist cooling can reduce the temperature up to 30 degrees Fahrenheit in very dry climates. And, it can still perform quite effectively even in very humid climates, often reducing temperatures by as much as 8-10 degrees by employing fans to facilitate evaporation.