Breezair and Climate Wizard evaporative air conditioners deliver the summer comfort you're looking for at a lower cost, consuming up to 90% less electricity than a conventional air conditioner.

Breezair and Climate Wizard equipment is designed and assembled by the world's leading evaporative equipment manufacturer, Seeley International, based in Adelaide, Australia. They are the driving force behind numerous innovations in the design and performance of cooling evaporative equipment. Often copied, never equalled in performance and reliability.

By relying on Bioclimas, you'll consume up to 90% less electricity than with your old cooling system.

cooling They are numerous:
- The cooling adiabatic consumes up to 90% less electricity,
- The environmental impact of the cooling adiabatic is almost zero,
- The life span of the Breezair and Climate Wizard units is more than 20 years thanks to the robustness of their components,
- The adiabatic unit constantly renews the air, which expels germs and odors outside.

No, the cooling adiabatic system only produces cold. To guarantee comfort in both winter and summer, we can combine our system with underfloor heating or a heat pump, which will take care of heating only. In this way, the size of the heat pump will be significantly reduced, as cooling requires much more power than heating in this type of system.
By combining these two systems, you'll enjoy comfort in both winter and summer, at lower cost and with limited investment.

This question applies only to direct adiabatic cooling since the indirect process does not add moisture to the air.
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We place a humidity sensor in the building. When the humidity threshold is reached, the unit switches to ventilation until the humidity level drops. It then switches back to cooling mode to continue cooling the room. This rarely happens if the building is sufficiently ventilated. As we work with constant air renewal, the air entering the building must be able to leave.

Thanks to the quality and robustness of all the parts that make up our machines, we have installations that are more than 20 years old in Belgium.

Yes, as long as it is possible to supply fresh air to the rooms to be cooled from the roof or façade unit.

An installation consumes an average of 10 to 30 liters of water per hour, depending on its size.
This over-consumption of water is to be considered from a societal point of view. Water is needed to produce electricity. Our installations reduce electricity consumption so much to guarantee comfort in the summer that it is highly likely that, from a societal point of view, we will reduce the volume of water consumed.

This question only applies to the cooling direct adiabatic process, as in the indirect process, the air forced into the building is not in contact with the water.

There is no risk of legionella, for several reasons:
- The machines manufactured by Seeley International operate by trickling, not misting, so there's no production of droplets,
- Thanks to evaporation, the water temperature is constantly below 25°C, below the incubation threshold for bacteria. Any remaining water is drained off when the machine is switched off.
- The thickness of the media reduces air velocity below the threshold required to transport elements.

The machines are certified, and certificates are available on request.

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The cooling adiabatic system offers a summer blowing temperature of between 18 and 22°C, but no fixed temperature. If you need it, such as for a storage shed, we can couple our systems to a traditional chiller. This chiller will ensure that the set temperature is maintained, and all pre-cooling will be provided by the adiabatic system, which will greatly reduce the amount of work involved, and therefore your electricity bills.