Evaporative Cooling · Manufacturer
Coolerado M-Cycle Cooler Service in Phoenix, AZ
A Colorado company with a clever thermodynamic cycle, a loyal Arizona following, and a legacy that now needs looking after.
Coolerado built indirect evaporative coolers in Denver around the Maisotsenko cycle — an arrangement of wet and dry channels that cools supply air below the conventional wet-bulb limit without adding moisture — and sold them into Phoenix schools, government buildings, offices and data facilities through the 2000s and 2010s, often with utility incentives behind them. Seeley International acquired the company, and the Coolerado name has faded from new equipment while the installed units keep running. Bleuwave services legacy Coolerado equipment as an independent contractor, without dealer affiliation or factory authorization.
M-cycle cores are the heart of the machine and the component most affected by Phoenix water. A core that has scaled has lost its capacity, and core availability for legacy units is a question we check before quoting. Everything around the core — pumps, distribution, drains, fans, controls — is conventional and serviceable.
Product Families
Coolerado Equipment We Encounter
Families and designations that appear on nameplates in the Phoenix market. Capacities, refrigerants and configurations vary by model and year; we verify from the nameplate on site rather than from a catalog.
| Family | Category | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Coolerado M-cycle coolers (legacy)Legacy | Evaporative Cooling | Indirect evaporative coolers built on the Maisotsenko cycle, installed in commercial buildings, schools and data facilities in the 2000s and 2010s. |
| Coolerado hybrid units (legacy)Legacy | Precision Cooling | M-cycle units with DX assist for data center and critical applications. |
Coolerado Equipment in Service
Stand-alone M-cycle coolers serving spaces directly, units configured to pre-cool outside air into conventional systems, and hybrid units with DX assist for data centers and other critical loads. Controls range from simple to building-automation-integrated depending on the installation.
Service and the Legacy Question
Core scale and fouling, pump and distribution failures, drain problems, fan and motor wear, dust-loaded filters and controls faults are the recurring items. We service water systems, fans, filters and controls with genuine and equivalent parts, clean cores where practical, and check core availability through the Seeley channel before recommending core replacement. Where a legacy unit's core cannot be economically restored, we lay out replacement options — current indirect evaporative equipment, hybrid arrangements or conventional cooling — with the numbers.
Straight Answers
Questions About Coolerado Equipment
Are Coolerado parts still available?
Conventional components — pumps, fans, motors, controls — are available. Core availability for legacy units varies, and we check through the Seeley channel before quoting core work.
Is Bleuwave affiliated with Coolerado or Seeley?
No. We service the equipment as an independent contractor without dealer affiliation or factory authorization.
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