What are the differences between evaporative and adiabatic cooling?

The main difference between the two systems is the way the cooling itself takes place, especially in the different use of water and energy: both in terms of the process and the amount of resources used.

• Evaporative cooling: the efficiency of the system is high, but through significant water use. A control panel can eventually be installed for resource optimization.
• Adiabatic cooling: water use is minimal and can be further reduced through the adoption of specific materials and operating logic. The electronic control panel, an integral part of the system, regulates cooling efficiency and resource use.