1,469 posts, read 1,153,657 times 24,227 posts, read 22,855,052 times 11,661 posts, read 9,674,565 times Air Conditoned Tent for those hot months 10,628 posts, read 13,710,000 times being it gets over 100 degrees around here that's not a bad idea When i was young we camped locally at a lake, it would get 100 during the day and in the 80's at night and I loved it, now that I'm old I wonder why I liked it. 2,117 posts, read 3,854,487 times Originally Posted by cittic10 An even better idea.There are 3 views of the tent. Look at the second picture. It shows the A/C port. This is going to make July 4th camping in 100+ heat tolerable.A tent, by nature, is very "breathable." I already tried this setup earlier this summer as I mentioned in my original post. My older tent was a WalMart tent as well. It was just a hassle because I had to "rig" up the AC unit in a doorway with mesh screen and the tent was only a 4 person tent. I wanted something bigger with a port built in for an AC unit.

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My team worked well with the AirPac installers and I would not hesitate to use AirPac again to provide air conditioning for my future events. D. DuffyMemorable Milestones Event PlanningColeman 2SPD Stand Tent Fan The Coleman 2SPD Stand Tent Fan is perfect for camping, even if you're camping in an area without electricity because it runs on four "D" batteries. The fan has two speeds and folds flat when not in use, which makes it easy to store, pack and carry to the campsite. The fan can run for up to 21 hours on one set of batteries. If you want something with more power and you have access to electricity or a generator, try the Daewoo WM-501. This full-size air conditioner was meant for the home, but some campers have used it outdoors with great success because of the small amount of amps it uses. You can place the air conditioner on a table or use it at the bottom of your tent and just seal up the area around it to prevent bugs from getting inside. Kooleraire 12 Volt Portable Air Conditioner

The 12 Volt Portable Air Conditioner from Kooleraire fits directly into any 25- or 28-quart cooler. You add ice to your cooler, place the air conditioner on top, plug it in, close the cooler and it's ready to start working. You can remove the air conditioning unit at any time to use your cooler and you can leave it running inside the tent to keep yourself cool all night long. The Coleman Cool Zephyr is a ceiling fan with an additional light that hooks into the top of any tent with the attached clip. The fan runs on four "D" batteries and provides fan or light for nearly a day. There are two controls on the fan that allow you to turn the light and fan on or off without disrupting the other. The biggest advantage to using this product is that it keeps the humidity away from your tent's interior and prevents the buildup of condensation. Article Written By Jennifer Eblin Jennifer Eblin has been a full-time freelance writer since 2006. Her work has appeared on several websites, including Tool Box Tales and Zonder.

Eblin received a master's degree in historic preservation from the Savannah College of Art and Design.The most simple camping air conditioning units are battery-powered fans or evaporative coolers. When opting for a fan, look for one designed to mount to a window so it can draw in fresh air from the outside while cooling the tent. More complex AC units require 12-volt power supplies and use ice chests to develop cold air to blow into your tent. Check to see whether the unit requires a power supply and determine if you'll be able to power it up in the woods. Also, consider other necessary supplies like water and ice required for use with tent air conditioners. , as well as at large general retail outlets like Amazon. Two well-known camping companies that sell fans directly to consumers are Eureka! You can find simple fans and evaporative coolers for between $15 and $60. More complex box units like the O2-Cool Portable Battery Powered Cool Box or the KoolerAire 12 V Portable Air Conditioner cost between $100 and $200.