koelers

Koelers is the plural form of the Dutch noun koeler, meaning a device or system that provides cooling. The term is used in Dutch-speaking contexts to describe equipment that lowers temperature, from small portable coolers used to keep drinks cold to large industrial cooling units.

Etymology and usage: Koeler derives from koelen, to cool. In everyday language, koeler can refer to portable devices such as beverage coolers and insulated containers. In engineering and industry, koeler denotes components in cooling systems, including water coolers, air coolers, and heat exchangers. The plural koelers is used when referring to multiple cooling devices or units, whether for domestic or industrial applications.

Surname usage: Koelers is also a Dutch surname. In genealogical and civil records, the name occurs primarily in the Netherlands and Belgium. As a family name, it may have originated from an occupational or descriptive root related to cooling or refrigeration, though individual histories vary.

See also: Related Dutch terms include koelen (to cool) and koeltechniek (cooling technology). In English-language contexts, the term cooler is more common, while koelers appears mainly in Dutch-language texts.