KwiKool KoolBreeze KB190 18,000 CFM Evaporative Cooler
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The control panel has a power switch that doubles as an emergency stop, separate fan and pump switches and a fan speed dial. Run the pump with the fan for evaporative cooling, or switch the pump off to use the KoolBreeze as a fan or to dry the cooling pad at the end of the day.
A low-water safety stops the pump from starting when the tank is too low, which protects it from running dry. Use a dedicated outlet rather than sharing the circuit with other heavy loads.
The fan pulls outside air through a water-soaked cooling pad, where evaporation drops the air temperature, then pushes it out through an open fan guard in a long, straight column. There is no compressor and no exhaust duct, so the cooler can work open bays, docks and tents.
The open-fan models trade oscillation for reach, so aim the cooler down the aisle or across the space you need to cover. Ice can be added through the ice door when the job needs extra cooling.
The water tank in the base supports up to 6 hours of operation without refilling, and the auto water inlet connects to a faucet for continuous running. A manual drain at the bottom makes the weekly water change quick.
The high-strength polyethylene body rolls on casters with brakes. Lock the brakes on a flat, level floor before running, because a full tank adds hundreds of pounds and an uneven floor can cause leaks.
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KwiKool rates the KoolBreeze tank for up to 6 hours of operation without refilling. For all-day use, connect a garden hose to the auto water inlet so the tank tops itself up from a faucet.
Yes. Switch the pump off and the KoolBreeze runs as a fan. That is also how you dry the cooling pad: run the fan for 1 to 2 hours with the pump off before storing the unit.
No. An evaporative cooler has no compressor, so there is no hot exhaust to duct and no condensate to drain. You only need water in the tank, or a hose on the auto water inlet, and a power outlet.
Clean the cooling pad and change the tank water weekly, using the manual drain at the bottom. Keeping the water clean protects the pump, because clogging from neglected cleaning is not covered by the warranty.
Each KoolBreeze ships with a canvas protective cover to keep it clean when it is not in use, along with the owner's manual.
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