Honeywell CL201AE 42 Pt. Indoor Portable Evaporative Air Cooler with Remote Control, Silver Buy "Honeywell CL201AE 42 Pt. Indoor Portable Evaporati...” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 45% off the $249.99 list price. The Honeywell CL201AE 42 Pt. Indoor Portable Evaporative Air Cooler offers an energy efficient option for cooling your home or office during hot and dry conditions. Honeywell evaporative air coolers do not require power hungry compressors. The low power consumption (only 230 watts of power on low) translates into significant savings on energy bills compared to using air conditioners. Just unpack, add water/ice, place near open door or window, plug in and use. This unit is ideal for cooling a room up to 280 square feet. Four fan speeds and oscillating louvers evenly distribute cool air through the honeycomb cooling media while the carbon dust filter cleanses the air. The electronic control panel is easy to use and the full-function remote control with onboard storage lets you operate your cooler from across the room.

*Note: An Evaporative Air Cooler does not use a compressor or refrigerant gas so it should not be expected to cool to the same degree as a refrigerated air conditioner. 14.6 x 18.9 x 32.9 inches #110,415 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #49 in Home & Kitchen > Heating, Cooling & Air Quality > Air Conditioners & Accessories > Air Conditioners > Portable Just unpack, add water/ice, place near open door or window, plug it in, and use. Air Coolers vs. Conditioners The Honeywell 42-Pint Indoor Portable Evaporative Air Cooler offers an energy efficient option for cooling your home or workplace in the most natural way. The Evaporative Air Cooler is not an air conditioner as it does not use a compressor or refrigerant gas. It should not be expected to cool to the same degree as a refrigerated air conditioner. It works best in hot and dry conditions. Honeywell evaporative air coolers do not require power hungry components like compressors. The low power consumption translates into significant savings on energy bills compared to using air conditioners.

With four fan speeds and oscillating louvers, the 42-Pint Evaporative Air Cooler evenly distributes cool air through the honeycomb cooling media while the carbon dust filter cleanses the air. Its non-compressor system cools naturally, efficiently and inexpensively without power-hungry components. (Note: When the product is used for the first time, the Honeycomb Cooling Media will have an odor which will dissipate within a few hours or so of initial use.) Buying Note: Not For Those Living In More Humid Climates Use in open environments with adequate cross ventilation: For those living in more humid climates, consider portable air conditioning units or window air conditioners. Evaporative coolers perform best when the air is hot with low humidity, such as desert areas like the southwestern United States. Recommended humidity level is 60% or less for maximum efficiency. 5 star39%4 star19%3 star8%2 star13%1 star21%See all 237 customer reviewsTop Customer ReviewsAn EXCELLENT product purchase!!

Very happy with my decision. See and discover other items: room cooler, remote control oscillating fanThursday's massive Colby Fire, burning in the foothills above Glendora and Asuza, has sent up a plume of toxic smoke that can be seen practically from the Pacific coastline. Even if your home is not in the path of the fire, you can still be affected by smoke particles released into the air, experts say. What's in that smoke, and how much should you be worried about breathing today?small ac unit for bedroom RELATED: Colby Fire: 3 suspects in Glendora fire ID'd, held on $20,000 bailcar air conditioning repair center Depending on the fire, the smoke can be made up of various substances including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, water vapor, particulate matter, organic chemicals, nitrogen oxides and more. installing a wall air conditioning unit

Exposure to smoke can cause a range of health effects, from eye and lung irritation to asthma and premature death. Particulate matter is the main public health threat during short-term exposure to wildfire smoke, so it’s crucial to protect yourself. “Really it's about common sense,” said Philip Fine of the South Coast Air Quality Management District on AirTalk Thursday. “If you can see the smoke, if you can smell the smoke, you can tell when the particulate matter levels are really high. If you can do that, you should exercise caution.” Here are tips on how to stay safe if you're in the patch of a wildfire from the AQMD and the Air Resources Board: What should I do if I’m in an area affected by smoke?close all doors and windows. Everyone should avoid vigorous outdoor and indoor activity. Those with respiratory difficulties or heart problems, as well as the elderly and young children should all remain indoors. Keep windows closed and run your air conditioner if possible.

Running an indoor air filter is effective in helping reduce the amount of polluted air inside the home. Do not use any indoor or outdoor wood-burning appliances or fireplaces. When smoke subsides, you should air out your home to clear any polluted air that might be trapped inside. What if I don’t have air conditioning, and it’s too hot to stay inside? Heat can be dangerous to anyone, but especially the elderly and very young. If you rely on open windows and doors for cooling, AQMD recommends you stay with friends or family, or head to a clean air shelter. What if I have to be outside? The best thing to do is to seek shelter, but if you must be outside, being prepared is key. Wearing a special N95 or P100 respirator mask can help protect you against the fine particles in smoke. Paper or surgical masks are not effective in preventing inhalation of smoke. Who is the most vulnerable to smoke exposure? Most healthy people will recover quickly if exposed to smoke, but there’s a large number of people who should take extra precaution.

People with asthma and those with cardiovascular or respiratory diseases can experience worsening of their conditions if they inhale smoke. The elderly, young children and pregnant women are all sensitive populations that should avoid exposure. In addition, smokers should beware, because they may not feel symptoms of exposure as acutely as non-smokers. What if I’m driving through an area affected by smoke? A car should only be used to leave an area, not as shelter. If you’re in a car, close windows and doors and run your car’s air conditioner, making sure you’re circulating the air already in the car and not pulling in fresh/smoky air. However, according to the AQMD, carbon dioxide levels can spike quickly in newer cars if vents and windows are closed and the circulation setting is on. It’s a good idea to crack the windows once you're in there for a while to prevent grogginess. How do I find out if I'm in an advisory zone? The AQMD monitors the air 24/7 and offers a handy, interactive map of air quality in Southern California.