Agriculture & heat management

Control scale before heat season.

Use a system-level approach to manage mineral scale in evaporative-cooling reservoirs and pads across poultry, livestock, greenhouse, and commercial operations.

01Sump reservoirs
02Cooling pads
03Water management
04Monthly service

Start with the cooling system

Scale control from the reservoir to the pad surface.

Evaporative coolers continually concentrate minerals as water evaporates. Cooler Guard is placed in the sump reservoir to support ongoing scale-control maintenance through the circulating water.

01 · RESERVOIR

Treat the recirculating sump water

Place Cooler Guard directly in the reservoir so the time-release polymer works through the water already circulating in the system.

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02 · COOLING PADS

Address mineral buildup on pad surfaces

Scale can restrict water distribution and airflow across evaporative-cooling pads. Ongoing water treatment supports a cleaner pad-maintenance program.

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03 · WATER USE

Support a more deliberate bleed-off strategy

Once scale is under control and operating conditions allow, Cooler Guard can support system management with reduced reliance on excessive bleed-off.

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04 · SERVICE INTERVAL

Build treatment into monthly maintenance

Each Cooler Guard is designed for 30 days of treatment, making replacement easy to connect to a recurring service schedule.

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Poultry facility using evaporative cooling for heat management

Prepare for demanding heat

Make scale control part of the cooling plan.

Cooler Guard works as one part of normal evaporative-cooler inspection, cleaning, water management, and pad maintenance—not as a substitute for the rest of the system program.

  1. 01
    Inspect the systemReview reservoir condition, pad buildup, water flow, and operating load.
  2. 02
    Select the correct quantityFollow product sizing and application directions for the reservoir.
  3. 03
    Replace every 30 daysConnect replacement to the established cooling-system service schedule.

Cooler Guard at a glance

One treatment, three maintenance priorities.

Review the product page and technical documentation for sizing, operating conditions, and application-specific directions.

Cooler Guard evaporative-cooler treatment
30-day treatment

Simple sump placement

A non-acid, time-release polymer treatment placed directly in the evaporative-cooler reservoir.

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Evaporative cooler pads and water system
Pad maintenance

Scale-control support

Helps manage the mineral scale that collects in the sump and across cooling-pad surfaces.

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Agricultural evaporative-cooling environment
Heat-season planning

Recurring monthly service

Designed to fit a repeatable 30-day treatment schedule during evaporative-cooling operation.

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Before selecting a product

Evaporative-cooling questions.

Where is Cooler Guard placed?

Cooler Guard is placed directly in the evaporative-cooler sump reservoir. Follow the product directions for quantity, placement, and operating conditions.

How often is Cooler Guard replaced?

Each treatment is designed for a 30-day interval. Build replacement into the cooling system’s existing monthly inspection and maintenance schedule.

Does treatment replace pad cleaning and system inspection?

No. Cooler Guard supports scale-control maintenance but does not replace routine inspection, cleaning, water management, or equipment service.

Preparing multiple houses or cooling systems?

Build a clearer heat-season treatment plan.

Share the cooler type, reservoir capacity, water conditions, and number of systems. CRT can help narrow quantity and documentation needs.