Reactive cooling works by using refrigerants to create cool spots in a room or building. The refrigerant can be introduced into the conditioned space through an evaporative coil or an air-cooled condenser, depending on whether your system is gas-fired or electric. The refrigerant then absorbs heat from the surrounding air and becomes hot itself. This heat is then released through a condensing unit back outside where it can be used again. By contrast, conventional systems circulate cool air throughout your home or business to keep temperatures comfortable for occupants.

The heating and air conditioning industry is constantly innovating to provide better comfort to homes and businesses. One of the most exciting technological developments in recent years has been reactive cooling, which involves using refrigerants in a controlled manner to create cold spots in a room or building.