The price of an industrial cooler depends on its airflow, the motor and controls, the body material, and above all the ducting and installation your site needs. The fair way to compare quotes is the cost to cool your floor, including ducting, not the price of one machine. We quote to order; send us your floor size and we will size the coolers and ducting.
Why we do not publish a price list
Two sites with the same floor area can need different cooler sizes, a different number of units and very different ducting. A single list price would leave out the ducting and installation, which is often a large part of the total. So we quote each project.
What decides the cooler price
Airflow (CMH)
Our duct coolers run from 18,000 to 50,000 CMH. Larger units cost more each but cover more floor: from about 1,000 sq ft per 18,000 CMH unit up to about 3,000 sq ft per 50,000 CMH unit.
Motor, phase and speed control
Motors run from 1.1 to 4.5 kW. Single-phase and three-phase versions are available for most sizes. A VFD (variable frequency drive) adds cost but lets you run slower on milder days, saving power and cutting noise.
Body material
The standard body is UV-stabilised PPCP engineering plastic. A stainless steel SS-304 body costs more and is meant for coastal, chemical and outdoor sites where corrosion would shorten the life of other bodies.
Pads
Cellulose cooling pads 100 mm thick come with every duct cooler. Pad quality decides cooling efficiency and life; ours are made in our own factory.
Protection and controls
A controller with a phase preventer protects three-phase motors from phase failure. Our motor warranty applies only when one is fitted, so include it in any comparison.
Ducting and installation
This is usually the largest variable:
- Duct length and size depend on the floor layout and how far the air must travel.
- Diffusers and grills spread the air over work areas.
- Mounting: wall brackets, stands or roof platforms.
- Water supply and drain lines to each cooler.
- Electrical cabling from the panel to each unit.
We design and install ducting across India. Site visits are free in Mumbai and nearby Maharashtra; elsewhere a visit fee applies, based on location.
How to compare industrial cooler quotes
| Check | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Airflow per unit | CMH, and the area each unit is meant to cover |
| Number of units | Fewer, smaller units may mean less cooling, not a better price |
| Motor | kW, single or three phase, single speed or VFD |
| Ducting scope | Length, material, diffusers, insulation |
| Installation | Brackets, water lines, cabling, commissioning |
| Warranty | Our duct coolers: 3 years on the body, 1 year on the motor with a phase preventer |
| Service | Who supplies pads, pumps and motors later |
Running cost
An industrial cooler runs on a 1.1 to 4.5 kW motor plus a small pump. That is far below air conditioning for the same floor, which is why factories and warehouses choose evaporative cooling.
How to get an accurate quote
Send us the floor size or drawing, roof height, what heats the space (ovens, furnaces, machines), the number of people, the power supply and the location. Try our industrial cooler calculator first, then ask for a quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Why is there no industrial cooler price list on your site?
The total depends on cooler size, number of units, ducting and installation, so we quote each site.
Does the cooler price include ducting?
Ducting is quoted with the project, because its length and layout depend on your building.
Is a VFD worth the extra cost?
Usually, if the cooler will run many hours a year: running slower on mild days saves power and reduces noise.
What is the HSN code for industrial coolers?
We invoice industrial coolers under HSN 8414 59 30.