A new, innovative, portable air conditioner
So it might be a bit of a stretch to call this a true "air conditioner", but I can't help but think this would be pretty interesting to try in an RV. I wrote the company already and they are going ...
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kellertx5er wrote:pianotuna wrote:
No btu rating. Save your pennies.
Ad claims 'cooling power' = 500 watts (= 1700 btuh = 0.14 ton)
Might work in 4'x5' bathroom with door closed in February.
Yes, it is possible to do a conversion but the standard unit of cooling is either BTU or ton. The fact that they failed to use it leaves me very skeptical that the 500watts is directly related to cooling power.
Also while the output btu of all air/cons will vary some depending on conditions, a swamp cooler is exteremly dependent on conditions, so without specifying specific conditions that are typical for air/con use to come up with that number (ie: don't assume 75F with 50% humidity for the test as people generally don't run the air/con in those conditions) it is a meaningless number.
