Evaporative cooler hire, rent or sale in London, Crawley, West Sussex and the South East


London Cool specialise in the hire, rent and sale of evaporative cooling equipment to industry and commerce. Our evaporative cooler range includes units for the climate control of small, large as well as industrial areas. Suitable for cooling most area types and provide localised comfort zones.

Our evaporative coolers are the best in the business. They're very easy to use, energy efficient, and look great too. You can choose from our different kinds of evaporative coolers from our extensive range. They cool air by drawing it across a wet filter to refresh the air flow. The overall room temperature may not be reduced but an evaporative cooler creates a ‘sea breeze’ effect. To avoid condensation, the area the unit(s) is/are situated in, must be well ventilated at all times. London Cool will make sure you have the suitable one for the area you are trying to cool. This is part of the high level service we provide which is vital to our success in the industry.

Our staff are fully trained to ensure you receive the correct evaporative cooler(s) at a reasonable cost and for the most appropriate length of rental time of sale. 

London Cool are able to provide free site surveys to ensure you receive the best suited portable air conditioner of climate control solution. Free mobile air conditioner demo units are available on request. Delivery and installation of our portable air conditioner units is available if required. Call us now for a free quotation or more information 0800 440 444.

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