The Portable Evaporative Air Cooler has a cooling capacity of 4500 CMH, making it suitable for medium to large spaces.
The air cooler features a water tank capacity of 40 liters, allowing for extended cooling without frequent refills.
An evaporative air cooler works by drawing warm air through water-saturated pads. As the air passes through, it cools down and is circulated into the room.
Yes, evaporative air coolers are generally more energy-efficient than traditional air conditioning units, consuming less electricity while providing effective cooling.
Yes, the Portable Evaporative Air Cooler is suitable for outdoor use, but it works best in dry, hot conditions.
The product dimensions can vary, but it is designed to be portable and easy to move around your home or outdoor space.
The frequency of refilling the water tank depends on the ambient temperature and humidity levels, but with a 40L capacity, it can last several hours of continuous use.
Features may vary by model, but many portable evaporative air coolers include a remote control for convenient operation.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the water tank and pads, and ensuring the air filters are free of dust and debris.
The noise level is generally low compared to traditional air conditioners, but it can vary based on the fan speed settings.
While it can be used in humid climates, its effectiveness decreases as humidity levels increase, as it relies on evaporation to cool the air.
The power consumption varies by model, but evaporative air coolers typically use significantly less power than traditional AC units.
Many models come with a timer function, allowing you to set it to operate for a specific duration before turning off automatically.
The Portable Evaporative Air Cooler typically requires standard electrical outlets, but always check the specifications for the exact power requirements.
While it is generally safe, it's recommended to monitor the water level to avoid running it dry, especially if left unattended for long periods.
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