Ductwork refers to the system of ducts (metal or synthetic tubes) used to transport air from heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) equipment throughout your home. Properly installed and well-maintained air ducts are a key component of indoor air quality and home comfort.

Indirect Evaporative Cooling (IEC) is an advanced cooling technology that lowers air temperature without adding moisture to the conditioned space. It uses a heat exchanger to transfer the cooling effect of water evaporation to the incoming air, making it ideal for climates where high humidity is a concern. This energy-efficient and eco-friendly system provides effective cooling for industrial, commercial, and residential applications. Working Principle
Warm outside air is drawn into the system.
This air is passed through a heat exchanger, which is cooled using evaporated water.
The heat exchanger cools the incoming air without direct contact with water, preventing added humidity.
The cooled, dry air is then supplied to the indoor space, providing comfort cooling.
3. Key Features
✔ No Additional Humidity – Unlike direct evaporative cooling, IEC does not increase indoor humidity.
✔ Energy-Efficient Cooling – Consumes up to 80% less energy compared to traditional air conditioning.
✔ Environmentally Friendly – Uses no refrigerants, reducing carbon footprint. ✔ High Cooling Efficiency – Delivers 5-15°C lower temperatures depending on ambient conditions.
✔ Durable Construction – Made with corrosion-resistant materials for long-lasting performance.
✔ Scalable System – Can be us ed as a standalone unit or integrated into an existing HVAC system.
✔ Low Maintenance – No compressor, fewer moving parts, and easy-to-clean cooling pads.