Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

During the initial testing phase, the local ambient temperature was recorded at approximately 46°C. However, it was noted that the temperature measured at the unit slightly exceeded this, reaching around 48°C. This discrepancy is attributed to the heat rejection unit itself, as it inadvertently generates a false elevated ambient temperature reading. 

The test outcomes yielded exceptionally positive results, revealing that the EcoMESH system achieved an average cooling reduction ranging from 8 to 10°C. Notably, the peak cooling effect exhibited a DeltaT of 18°C across the mesh structure. These findings definitively underscore that the system's cooling capacity escalates in direct proportion to the elevation of the ambient temperature. 

The subsequent chart provides a visual representation of this dataset:

This test showed that at an ambient temperature of 48°C, the unit's ambient working temperature reached a peak of 52°C. The humidity was at 8%. 

The results showcased the EcoMESH system achieving a peak DeltaT of around 20°C, with an average DeltaT of 12°C across the mesh. These findings affirm the system's heightened cooling capacity as the ambient temperature increases. 

Please refer to the chart below for a visual representation of the data: