It is also widely used in farms and livestock barns. Solving the challenges of harsh working environments in naturally ventilated houses!
We would like to introduce the Cool Deck System handled by EAS Japan Co., Ltd. By wetting the cell top [filter] and turning on the exhaust fan from the opposite side, the air inside is expelled outside. This allows cold air to be supplied indoors. Additionally, the humidifying cooling effect makes it easier for plants to absorb CO2. By performing forced ventilation, it is possible to maintain an environment that is always the same as the outside. A gentle breeze and humidity also work favorably for the photosynthesis of crops. 【Features】 ■Improvement of working environment ■Improvement of growing environment ■Cost-effective ■ECO-friendly ■Gentle breeze ■Easy installation *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Overview of the Cool Deck System Utilizing Vaporization ■ Outside air enters ■ Water passes through the filter ■ Air with humidity and temperature suitable for agriculture is discharged ■ A large fan is used to expel high heat from inside the greenhouse *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■High temperature measures inside the greenhouse *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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EAAS Japan Co., Ltd. has been engaged in various air conditioning management centered around cutting-edge humidification and cooling systems based on vaporization elements. It was established as an independent sales, repair, and maintenance division from E&A Systems Co., Ltd. For anything related to humidification, dehumidification, and air conditioning, please trust our company, which has numerous implementation, maintenance, and support achievements in large buildings, commercial facilities, farms, factories, and more across the country. ■ Agriculture ■ Farms ■ Factories ■ Research Institutes