FinestFog air humidification employs high pressure (80 bar) to atomize water to finest aerosols that are quickly absorbed by the surrounding air. The only energy consumed is to drive the motors for the high-pressure pumps; consumption is extremely low at between 0.5 and 3.0 kW per hour in continuous operation (depending on pump size). Atomization transforms water from a liquid to a gaseous state. This aggregate change requires energy which is extracted from the ambient air – the air is cooled (adiabatic cooling). This effect is increasingly used to reduce high temperatures in production halls. The humidified air reduces temperature peaks – with minimal energy input. It provides effective support for the cooling system generating substantial energy savings during peak load times. In some cases adiabatic cooling can even replace a conventional air conditioning system.