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The cooling unit carries everything it needs: an oscillating 24" or 30" fan, an enclosed 60 PSI pump and a 22-gallon tank feeding four 0.5 GPH nozzles. One fill gives 5 to 8 hours of mist, with no hose hookup.
That makes it easy to set up a relief station at a job site, a loading dock or an event. Misting cools best in dry heat; in very humid air the effect is smaller.
The tubular aluminum frame folds down, so the unit packs smaller for transport and storage between uses, and it rolls on rugged 8" tires with comfort-grip handles.
Before you move or store it, drain the tank through the drain plug. When you set up again, plug the GFCI cord into 115V and use the separate fan and pump switches.
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J&D says the 22-gallon tank holds enough water for 5 to 8 hours of cooling mist.
J&D says up to about 15°F cooler, and its sell sheet notes that the cooling depends on the surrounding air temperature, humidity and wind. Misting works best in dry heat.
No. It runs from its own 22-gallon tank, which you fill and drain through the drain plug.
Yes. The fan and pump have separate switches.
A 115V outlet. It plugs in through a GFCI plug on a 10' cord.
Yes. J&D ships it fully assembled, and the frame folds down for transport and storage.
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