A/C Condenser Evaporative Cooling Assist
I am wondering if any company offers an evaporative cooler designed to reduce RV A/C condenser inlet air temp to assist in 95+ deg temps? I designed such a system (inspired by some mechanical engineer...
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What exactly are you considering an evaporative cooler? Is it simply a mister that sprays across the condenser or are you thinking of a separate unit (swamp cooler) that then feeds pre-cooled air to the condenser.
Where are you getting the water for the system? The normal water you see dripping off RV air/con units is pure water condensed from the air with no mineral content.
Your typical campground water supply is mineral laden well water. If the excess slowly drips down the side of the unit, it would presumably leave heavy mineral deposits.
In principal reduced power consumption is good but unless you are on a permanent site, electricity is typically included in the site rental, so no savings for the end user.
Where are you getting the water for the system? The normal water you see dripping off RV air/con units is pure water condensed from the air with no mineral content.
Your typical campground water supply is mineral laden well water. If the excess slowly drips down the side of the unit, it would presumably leave heavy mineral deposits.
In principal reduced power consumption is good but unless you are on a permanent site, electricity is typically included in the site rental, so no savings for the end user.
