HYDROCHILL®

Southwest Greens Flagstaff is glad to supply and install turf that saves Flagstaff families and businesses time and money giving you the ability to concentrate on the things that matter most. By implementing our advanced HydroChill® cooling technology, we have taken on the heat of the summer in a clever and simple way. A modest add-on to the turfs filling creates a typical cooling range of 30-50 degrees and works naturally when watered by irrigation, rainfall, and dew.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

EVAPORATIVE COOLING TECHNOLOGY

Perspiration is a natural cause of thermoregulation called evaporative cooling. Evaporation of condensation from the skins surface has a cooling effect. In the same way, HydroChill® has proven to cool synthetic turf surfaces through the same principle. As the turf surface is warmed by solar radiation, moisture kept in the HydroChill® turf is let off. Evaporating moisture eliminates heat, leaving behind a cooler, more comfortable green for the players.

• HydroChill® uses moisture to provide a cooling effect. Rainfall, dew, and irrigation will help keep your lawn cool for days, subject to local conditions.
• HydroChill® can be incorporated into almost any Southwest Greens' infilled lawn systems.
• HydroChill® will not affect the stability or warranty of Southwest Greens products.
• HydroChill® is UV-resistant and must be re-treated every two years for maximum efficiency.

WHEN IS IT MOST EFFECTIVE?

Ambient temperature outside does not necessarily determine surface temperature. Other natural elements determine an objects surface temperature, such as cloud cover, wind, the suns angle, and other elements.

HydroChill® offers maximum benefit when the sun is nearest the Earth, as illustrated in the solar radiation calendar. Throughout the summer months in Flagstaff, the sun sits high in the sky, causing surfaces to absorb more energy, resulting in warmer temperatures. The Earths rotation is likewise responsible for hourly variations in sunlight therefore making HydroChill® most efficient during the hotter hours of a clear day when its most necessary.