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Also make a great RV air conditioner  Out of all the camping tent cooler air conditioners, this one is the least expense and best at cool air efficiency. It quickly enables you to enjoy cool crispy air an any small room or tent. Using the ice to cool down the surrounding air, the camping tent air conditioner is capable of cooling the output air to approximately 55°F ( this happens when the outside temperature is approximately 80°F. This equates to a dramatic 25 degrees Fahrenheit temperature drop) by Kool aire. It offer both an efficient powerful quiet 100 cfm fan that will keep the motor going for over 2 days on one set of batteries. A $2.50 investment of ice last for a full 24 hour period. And for more cold air, just add more ice.... "This Camping Tent Air Conditioner is Doubles As Both A Cooler And An Air Conditioner. It Installs In Less Than 5 Minutes Any Quickly Cools Down Any Tent."   Features: Quickly Cools Any Small Area Works With Any Ingloo 25-Qt. or Coleman 28-Qt Cooler Operates On 12 Volts From Car or Battery Pack Efficient Low 0.39 Amp Draw Powerful Air Conditioning 100 cfm Fan Fuse Protected Fan for Safety Coiled (10) Foot DC Coiled Power Cord LED Battery Power On/OFF Indicator Great for Boats, Tents, Campers, RV Blue Plate Measures

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indicator light Built in power cord holder Durable, high impact plastic - IN STOCK - 12 Volt Power Pack - Powers Fan For Over 48 Hours Provides 12 Volt DC Power - Up to 2 Amps Charges Anything From Cell Phones to IPad's Uses 8 D Alkaline Batteries Charges Cell Phone Over 20 Times High Impact Water Resistant PVC Plastic Powers Cooler Fan for Over 48 Hours - IN STOCK - Extra Rayovac Super Capacity Alkaline Batteries Retailhow much does a 10 ton ac unit cost: $14.95 Super Alkaline Plus D Size Batteries Shipping (2) 4 Paks Powers Air Cooler Fan For Over 48 Hours - IN STOCK - Tent Air Conditioning Fan with Cooler w. 12 volt power pack and phone charger. how to dispose of ac unit in nycRating: Pros: My Use: Describe Yourself: Addition Comments: Works great and you get the yellow 12 volt power pack. 4 ton ac unit ratings

We first used it as a pet air condiition t cool down the pets in a small room. Owner / Camper / Big Time Dad. This little combination works great. I had a 12' x 12' room and it took it down a good 10-15 degrees in a couple hours. I read onlin the the trick to cooling down even qucker is to add salt to the ice. This raises the tempature of the ice so is blows colder air thru the vents. the ice lasted for over 12 hours and the battery pack, tha's another story. I think every person that has the has the potential for the electricity go go out needs to have one of those 12 volt portable power packs. When we were done using the air conditioner, I used the yellow power pack for for charging my phone and operating one of the boombox radios. It's just a cool product, Get ONe!Anyway, I was very satisfiied and would buy another one from your company. Great 800 phone customer service. Your girl Phyllis really knows her stuff. Tent Air Conditioning Fan with Cooler Rating: Pros: My Use: Describe Yourself: Addition Comments: Better than a coleman tent air conditioner We use kool aire fan air conditioner with the kids in the back yard with the tent and in the garage.

I'm and hands on fun Dad. Just fill the cooler with ice and let it go. Blows 25 pds of ice for about 5 hours in 85 degree summer water. This is a the best cooler air conditioner I have ever seen. 12V Portable Air Conditioner by Kool aire12 Volt Portable Air Conditioner This is way better than the swampy aire conditionersPortable air conditioner for camping by Kool aireCamping Air Conditioners at amazonIce'nplug 12V Portable Air Conditioner Better than swampy NEW: Small Portable Battery Operated Air Conditioners "When you need to cool down quick . . . More Info > > >  New Battery Operated Air Conditioner Is Back In StockNew Battery Operated Air Conditioner Is Back In StockWhen I was much younger, I didn’t need a sleeping bag, mat, or even a tent when camping.  We would take off for the wilderness with only an Indian blanket, a canteen of water, a Zippo lighter, or box of matches and have a great time.  Since I’ve grown older, I’ve learned to appreciate the things I didn’t need back then.

Temperatures in northwest Louisiana routinely reach the upper 90°s and low 100°s during the sunny days of summer.  I’ve long been a fan of using solar energy to cook and power some of our phones and radios, so I decided to research and build a small evaporation cooler for camping, work, and around the house that will also run off solar power.There are a lot of great articles and videos on the Internet showing several different styles of “bucket coolers.”  After reading many articles and watching numerous videos on “Swamp Coolers” or “Bucket Coolers,” I settled on a design and began developing a parts list.  It should be noted that I took advantage of the works others have done previously by using the same fan and pump observed because they have been proven effective in some of the videos and articles.I began with a white 5-gallon bucket and lid from Home Depot.  Two rows of 12 – 2 1/8” holes were drilled in the bucket, and the plastic burrs around each hole were removed. 

The holes are drilled around the top, leaving the bottom free for holding water.After drilling the 24 holes, a razor knife was used to de-bur the holes.  Once all the holes were cleaned, a piece of window screen was cut to match the height and inside circumference of the bucket.  The filter material was cut to the same dimensions.  The pump was set in the bottom of the bucket and tubing cut to reach the top of the bucket.At the top, a T-connector was installed and a loop of tubing was measured and connected to the T.  In the circle of tubing connected to the T, 3/32’ holes were drilled through the underside approximately every ¾” – 1” for water to flow down the filter. The screen and filter were removed, and approximately 2 ½ gallons of water were poured into the bucket, and the pump tested.A hole, corresponding to inside diameter of the large end of the 90° PVC was cut into the lid.  The fan was centered over the hole and connected to the lid with 4 – #6 screws, washers, and nuts. 

The 90° PVC was connected to the lid Using 4 – 1” L Brackets, screws, washers, lock washers, and nuts.  A bead of GOOP put between the lid and PVC 90°, sealing it from any leakage of air.  A dab of GOOP was also put on each screw and nut on the bottom of the lid to prevent them from loosening from the slight vibration of the pump and fan.  On the lid of the plastic Project Box, two equally spaced and centered holes were drilled for the switches (I used 2 with on-off tags). The switches were mounted to the top of the Project Box and then the Project Box was mounted to the lid behind the 90° PVC.  A ½” hole was drilled through the box and lid.  The pump and fan were wired to the switches with each connection being soldered.  The power wires were connected to a longer wire with a fused cigarette lighter plug on the other end for use with our solar panels and deep cycle batteries.The cooler works great on hot days.  It works better with lower humidity but still cools the air on humid days enough to be an asset when camping.

When camping, we run the cooler using a deep-cycle marine battery.  A photovoltaic solar panel to charges the battery during the day. A standard dryer vent power cord installed hose directs or focuses the cooled air into our tent.  If it gets too chilly in the tent a night, we can switch off the water flow and still have air circulation.This particular set-up runs very quietly.After running the fan and pump together it was observed that two (2) wraps of window screen are needed to keep water from running out the 24 holes as it drips down the filter material.  Also, if used to cool a tent, the bucket cooler needs to be outside the tent, and there needs to be a vent or opening in the tent opposite from where the cooled air enters to prevent condensation from forming.  A good point to remember is if you keep the deep cycle Marine battery connected to a solar charger or trickle charger, the water needs to be checked regularly to prevent a dry cell for forming. I spent two or three nights reading, watching videos, thinking about how to make a cooler, and a little over three nights building and testing. 

Since the cooler will be used on a daily basis in the summer in my truck (for work), camping, and poolside, I decided to beef-up some areas.  The 90° PVC fitting was connected with “L” brackets and sealed with GOOP glue ensuring now air leaks around the nozzle.  All connections were soldered and taped with a quality electrical tape.  The holes in the project box were sealed with the GOOP Glue.  And don’t forget there are 24 – 2” or larger holes in the top of the bucket so it has lost a lot of structural strength and will not hold up much weight bearing down on the lid.I also added 2 SPST switches to allow the pump to be turned on first, wetting the filter material.  The other switch controls the fan.  If it gets too chilly at night the pump can be shut off, leaving the fan on and the circulating air.  The only change I foresee is changing the filter material to a more coarse material. It’s not pure air conditioning, but it’s much better than just a fan blowing hot air, and we are more comfortable while we rough it.