The Symphony HiCool Portable Evaporative Air Cooler (model: HICOOL) provides superior cooling and stunning aesthetics. The HiCool mobile /portable air cooler can cool rooms of up to 200 sq.ft. (20 sq.mt.). Powerful air throw, humidity control and cellulose paper pads make this cooler a wonder in a class of its own.

The HiCool evaporative cooler has a 3 speed motor enabling the user to preset the optimum level of comfort. Thanks to e-flow technology (TM), the pads evenly wet, resulting in more effective cooling. The unit has an ice chamber that allows additional cooling effect. The air is filtered as it passes through the machine providing cleaner air. Automatic vertical swing louvers provide a wide arc of cool air output. Furthermore, the unit has a water level indication, a manual water drain system, and humidity controls. Casters are fitted to the base to enable easy maneuverability.

As with all evaporative coolers, this unit will not be as effective as properly sized air conditioning, however will provide cooler air to take the edge off the hotter days provided that it is used in a well ventilated room or area. For best effect from evaporative coolers, it is essential that doors and windows are opened to provide a high level of ventilation.

• Height: 33"
• Width: 17"
• Depth: 22"

Model: HiCool Cooling areas up to 250 sq.ft. Mosquito Net with dust filter Cools & humidifies the air Powerful 3 speed motor Air delivery: 350 CFM Water tank capacity: 5 gallon Water level indicator UL, CE Listed Warranty: 90 days labor, 1 year parts

Symphony HiCool Portable Evaporative Air Cooler w/3 Speed Blower 17 ft air throw Humidity Control Ice chamber Noise level: 40-55 db Manual water drain system Cellulose cooling pads Air throw at body level Weight: 22 pounds 110 Volts / 60 Hertz Dimensions: 33"h x 17"w x 22"d

Common Questions About Portable Air Coolers

What is a portable air cooler?
A portable air cooler is a device that utilizes evaporative cooling to provide an air stream that is cooler than the surrounding air. Air coolers, often called evaporative or swamp cooler, have a few main parts: the water tank holds water to be used in the cooling process, the wick absorbs water from the water tank and allows it to evaporate when air is blown over it, and the fan blows air over the wick and the water held in the wick.

To operate an air cooler, you must first fill the water tank with water. The bottom of the wick is immersed in the water and it "sucks" water from the tank and pulls up into itself. A fan is located behind the wick. It blows air over the wick and out of the machine into your room. As the air is blown over the wick, the water in the wick evaporates. Evaporation is an endothermic reaction (it absorbs heat) so the air that is blown over the wick and out into your room has had some of the heat absorbed out of it. Of course, the water that evaporated and absorbed heat from the air is carried out into your room as water vapor.

Air coolers work best in dry climates, and they are not very effective in climates with a high humidity, since they relay on water evaporating to produce cooling. Also, you should note that they do humidify the air, and as such are never a good option for cooling servers or electrical equipment.

Is this an air conditioner?
No, this is only an air cooler. Air coolers are often confused with air conditioners, but they have no compressor, refrigerant, or sealed system. A better way to envision them is as souped-up fans; they will cool the air they blow (by up to 12ºF), but they will not cool a whole room. They can not lower the ambient temperature in the room in which they are operating as an air conditioner would. The air stream that it provides is cooler than the ambient temperature, but once you step outside the air stream, you will no longer feel the cooling effects. However, an air cooler does not require a vent as an air conditioner would, and you do not need to empty any condensation bucket.

Does an air cooler add humidity to the air?
Yes, an air cooler does. It cools through the endothermic process of evaporation, and because of this, it adds some humidity to the air.

Do I have to fill it with water?
Yes, you do have to fill the air cooler with water to achieve maximum cooling.

How can I lower the temperature of the air stream?
Try putting ice in the water reservoir.

How long does the water last?
A full tank of water should last at least several hours of use on "High."

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