Switzerland

The initial test took place in Geneva, where the local ambient temperature was 26°C. However, it was observed that the ambient temperature measured at the unit was slightly higher, around 30°C. This discrepancy occurred due to the heat rejection unit generating a false ambient temperature. 

The test results yielded highly positive outcomes, demonstrating the EcoMESH system achieved an average cooling level of approximately 5°C, with peak cooling reaching a DeltaT of 8°C across the mesh. The findings clearly indicate that the cooling capacity of the system increases in-line with the rise in ambient temperature. 

Below is a chart showing this data:

To provide visual evidence of the cooling effect produced by the EcoMESH system, a thermal image was captured and is presented below. 

The image distinctly highlights the temperature distribution, with red, orange, and yellow representing areas of higher surface temperature, including the roof, ambient environment, and unit. 

In stark contrast, the EcoMESH system is prominently displayed in shades of blue, demonstrating its notable cooling capability.

At the EcoMESH Test in Sion, the local ambient temperature was 26°C. However, the ambient temperature measured at the unit was again slightly higher at around 30°C. 

The test results yielded positive results, demonstrating that the EcoMESH system achieved an average cooling level of approximately 5°C, with peak cooling reaching a DeltaT of 7°C across the mesh. 

Below is a chart showing this data:

Below is a thermal image recorded on site that helps visually demonstrate the highly effective cooling of the EcoMESH System:

At the EcoMESH Test in Schlieren, the weather was much cooler and local ambient temperature was logged at only 22°C. Under normal circumstances there would generally be no requirement for adiabatic cooling at such low ambient temperatures. 

However, for the purposes of demonstrating the effectiveness of the EcoMESH system, we ran the system to show that cooling is possible even at lower ambient conditions. The test showed an average cooling level of approximately 4°C, with peak cooling reaching a DeltaT of 5°C across the mesh. 

Below is a chart showing this data:

Below is a thermal image recorded on site that helps visually demonstrate the highly effective cooling of the EcoMESH System: