A test system for a hybrid cooled heat exchanger was designed, and the test facility was constructed based on ASHRAE Standard 41.2-1987. A conventional air-cooled tube-fin heat exchanger was tested with and without application of wetting water. The baseline tests were conducted to investigate the heat exchanger performance improvement by applying evaporative cooling technology. The heat exchanger capacity and air side pressure drop were measured while varying operating conditions and heat exchanger inclination angles. The results show the heat exchanger capacity increased by 170% with application of the hybrid cooling technology, but the air side pressure drop increased by 130%. Additional research investigating air fan power was also conducted, which increased 120% from the dry condition to the hybrid cooled condition. In summary, the potential for improving the heat exchanger performance by applying hybrid cooling is shown in this research.