In very simple terms, a fine water spray is directed onto a fitted mesh in intermittent short bursts and carefully regulated according to the ambient air temperature, meaning water use is kept to the minimum required for the unit to cool and function optimally.
The EcoMESH system effectively reduces air intake temperature with minimal water usage and has the added benefits of reducing energy consumption and minimising maintenance.
Ecomesh uses up to 79% less water than other wet systems and carries no risk to health since it does not require coarse water or still water reservoir.


EcoMESH is based on proven principles that have been known to man for millennia.
The significant cooling achieved by water has been used throughout history to great effect. In the 2nd century a Chinese inventor called ‘Ding Huan’ of the ‘Han Dynasty’ invented the rotating fan - laying the groundwork for what we now know as Air conditioning.
The Ancient Romans were known to have circulated Aqueduct water through the walls of some houses to keep them cool. Across the Middle East wet hessian has been placed across windows in order to help cool the incoming breeze and for centuries water fountains have been used to moisten and cool the air, making courtyards cooler.
Medieval Persia had buildings with cisterns and used wind towers to cool the buildings during the hotter seasons. The cisterns were large open pools in the centre of courtyards and were used to collect rainwater. The wind towers had windows to catch the wind and force it down over the cistern effectively cooling the air.
A practical way to demonstrate the EcoMESH cooling process is to put water onto your face and turn it into the wind, your face immediately becomes cooler.
EcoMESH is a patented dual-layer mesh and water spray system designed to improve the performance of air-cooled chillers, dry coolers, and refrigeration units. Unlike many adiabatic systems, EcoMESH is virtually maintenance-free, uses up to 85% less water, and does not rely on pads or filters that clog or degrade over time.
EcoMESH can be fitted to any air-cooled equipment, including chillers, dry coolers, refrigeration condensers, and VRF systems. It is ideal for applications such as data centres, supermarkets, cold storage, and manufacturing facilities.
Yes. EcoMESH can reduce HVAC and refrigeration energy usage by up to 44% during peak load, with typical annual energy savings between 15–25% depending on usage, climate, and equipment type.
EcoMESH uses a precision spray system that only activates when needed, reducing water consumption by up to 85% compared to other evaporative systems. This makes it suitable even in regions with water use restrictions.
No. EcoMESH is designed to run on standard potable water and does not require chemical dosing or additives, eliminating risks related to health, scale, and corrosion.
Yes. Because EcoMESH does not use recirculated water, has no standing water, and dries quickly after operation, we believe it poses minimal risk of Legionella or other bacterial hazards, making it ideal for hospitals, food facilities, and healthcare environments.
Not at present. EcoMESH currently operates as a standalone, self-controlled unit with its own intelligent controller. While BMS integration is planned for future development, the system can be operated independently of existing site controls.
EcoMESH often pays for itself within one cooling season, as little as 21 weeks, through energy savings alone. This rapid ROI is complemented by extended equipment lifespan and reduced maintenance costs.
EcoMESH systems are built to last. Independent third-party testing has validated a 25-year design life for the mesh components under hygrothermal exposure and a 50-year design life under wind load conditions. The system is made from durable materials such as UV-stabilised HDPE mesh, aluminium framework, and 316L stainless steel water headers.
EcoMESH systems come with a standard international warranty covering all parts for 12 months from the date of installation or 18 months from the date of shipment, whichever comes first. This ensures peace of mind and support for all new installations.
Yes. EcoMESH keeps water away from condenser coils. Unlike sprinklers or coil-wetting systems, it does not cause:
The water evaporates on the mesh, not on the coil.
By integrating advanced materials, a precision-engineered spray system, and a smart control mechanism, EcoMESH delivers a highly efficient, low-maintenance cooling solution for industrial and commercial applications.