Portable Evaporative Water Cooler with Cooling Pad Industrial Swamp Cooler for sale

Q2:Where do you place a portable swamp cooler?
A2:If you find your portable swamp cooler isn’t cooling things down, make sure the cooler is positioned near an open door or window. If it already is, open window on the opposite side of the room to create a cross breeze to draw the hot air out.

Q3:At what humidity do swamp coolers become ineffective?
A3:The higher the humidity, the less effective evaporation will be as a cooling method. For example, while the air is at 10%
humidity, the swamp cooler can drop temperatures by up to 20 to 30 degrees, while at 50% humidity, the swamp cooler can drop temperatures by about 10 degrees.

Q4:How much electricity does a portable swamp cooler use?
A4:Using typical residential utility rate of $0.10/kwh, the hourly operating cost of the smallest cooler is less than 2 cents/hour.
Our largest industrial fan, which can cool up to 3000 sq ft, coolers uses 900 motors, which means that it will cost about $0.10/hour to run.

Q5:Do air coolers cause damp?
A5:It is a common misconception that water-cooled air conditioning systems can lead to increased damp and mould build-up. … While it is true that Cool You’s water-cooled internal condenser air conditioning systems use water for cooling, water is not pumped from room to room

Q6:Using Swamp Air Conditioning in a Heatwave
A6:You can keep it running 24/7 until the hot spell ends. You can turn the aircon on to fan only over night if the night temperatures are in the mid 20s or keep it running over night if the temperature are close to 30 degrees.

Q7:Do swamp coolers clean the air?
A7:Drawing fresh air from the outside, evaporative coolers offer great advantages, such as cleaner air over refrigerated air
conditioning. … As the air blows through the pads, the water is evaporated and the heat in the air is absorbed, which lowers the air temperature.