I'm going through this dilema at the moment myself. So this is interesting reading. We had an evap in our old house (melbourne) and it worked a treat. we had a split in the main living area for those extra hopt days and used it twice in two years.
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Originally Posted by calais
Evaps also have a significant role to play where lower running costs are needed, however it should be noted that on a 40 degree ambient day, an Evap may be able to cool to 25 degrees, .
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A 15 degree drop over oputside seems the norm. And whilst 25 inside is getting a bit sticky, by the evening when its 32 outside, inside the evap has brought it back to a cool 17 so a good nights sleep is possible.