IntrCooll: smarter cooling for smarter facilities

Traditional air conditioning burns large amounts of electricity while recirculating the same air. IntrCooll IDEC (Indirect Direct Evaporative Cooling) takes a smarter approach: a dual-stage process that cuts electricity consumption by up to 90% — and total running cost by up to 70% once water is accounted for — while delivering a continuous flow of fresh, filtered, cool air.

How the dual-stage system works

• Fresh air intake — outside air is drawn in and filtered.
• First stage — the air is pre-cooled indirectly, without adding moisture.
• Second stage — water is added to cool the air further by evaporation — no mechanical cooling.
• Constant fresh air — cool, clean air is supplied indoors while warm, stale air is expelled.

Key benefits

• Up to 90% electricity savings — up to 70% lower total running cost including water.
• Fresh, healthy indoor air.
• Consistent performance in hot, arid climates.
• Fewer mechanical parts — lower maintenance.
• Supports green-building certifications and ESG goals.

Applications

Food and beverage production, warehouses and distribution centers, manufacturing, retail and commercial spaces, agriculture and greenhouses — and, increasingly, commercial kitchens.

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Dosan Energy provides end-to-end delivery: assessment, design, installation and service.

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