Adiabatics Australia

Adiabatic cooling system technology was developed in Melbourne Australia initially in response to the Legionnaires outbreak at the Melbourne Aquarium in 2001.

The risks associated with open water cooling systems (e.g. cooling towers) are ever present and can become dangerous if the water treatment and cleaning regimes are poorly managed.

The New Generation Hybrid Cooler heavily focusses on water and energy efficiency, improved longevity with marine grade wetted components and low noise.

Another unique feature is that the Hybrid Cooler is Internet Enabled providing complete operational visibility via the Hybrid Cooler cloud. The New Generation Hybrid Cooler comes in various configurations, including condenser units for both Freon and Ammonia applications.