YES, but it depends what size of room we are talking about. Unlike portable AC's they are not getting rid of the hot air that is in the room already, whereas portable AC's gets rid of heat in the room through exhaust hose and blows cold air into the room as well. Air cooler does not have a compresor so it is not capable enough to blow as much cold air into the room as much as portable AC does.

We have been in the business of providing relief from the heat in vehicles with our 12-volt cooling systems since 1989; however we are most interested in providing you with the best known facts available before you consider purchasing one! Did you know that Factory installed Air Conditioners in Vehicles produce 15,000 to 20,000 BTU which is enough to typically cool a Four or Five-Room house? The most powerful portable versatile 12-volt Air Conditioners produce 8,000 BTU produced by the Swampy Co. See similar questions...

Residence hall rooms may not have any window-mounted air conditioners or evaporative coolers because of electrical, water and security concerns. See similar questions...

Portable Cooling Systems are typically designed to cool one or two people in the area they sleep or eat. It doesn't matter how large the cabin or camper is, as you will cool the common area they reside like in the sleeping or eating area or watching television. The advantage of portable spot cooling is that you can move the cooler to where you need the cooling for 12-volt operation where you do not have 110-volts available to cool the entire area. See similar questions...

Although these are not industrial machines, this is an excellent use for a portable air conditioner. Even with central air, computer server rooms have more robust cooling needs than other parts of the building tend to require. A portable air conditioner works well to boost the cooling in a server room. See similar questions...

This will vary greatly depending on your use of the room, orientation, etc. Some existing home units will do just fine with the additional space; others may require a separate heat/cool unit, which can be built into the wall of your room. See similar questions...

We make many accessories for our portable air conditioners. The standard window kit fits windows from 26 1/2" to 36 1/2". We do have extensions to fit up to 82 1/2". See similar questions...

Summary: Ice or ice water produces about three degrees cooler air from an evaporative cooler for a short period of time and helps more dramatically if the cooler has been sitting in a hot area. Ice may be added directly into the water with care in the standard Swampy. See similar questions...

Air cooler is a product that is considered somewhere between an AC and a Fan. They don't blow cold air as much as an AC does, but they blow refreshing cooler air compared to any fan. Air coolers do not have AC compressors, so there is no way for them to blow cold air. Which is why you have to add ice water or ice cubes or ice packs in the in built water tank of an air cooler. Using this cold energy source it is able to blow cool air into the room. See similar questions...

In general one extra bed for one child is available at a minor additional charge. We advise you to check the hotel page, or to send an email to customerservice@bookings.net . See similar questions...

Kiln manufacturers have always recommended that firing areas have adequate ventilation. There are many reasons why kiln venting stressed more now. Today's environmental consciousness has created more awareness of potential health hazards. Studies have shown that carbon monoxide emissions can exceed OSHA Threshold Limit Values during bisque firing of electric kilns. Formaldehyde and sulfur dioxide also may be present in lower concentrations. See similar questions...

How does the In-Line Scale Eliminator Cartridge work? [Difference between "filter" and "conditioner."] See similar questions...

The 4 way valve with levers, why a lever and a solenoid valve in the same line to control one cylinder? Normally, the solenoid valve will be the sole control for a single cylinder press. I do not see mention of a safety relief, speed controls, pressure gage, or pressure control mechanism. I also do not see mention of a shaft coupling, or doghouse to adapt the motor to the pump. See similar questions...

A ceiling fan cools a room by creating a "wind chill effect"; it does not lower the room temperature. "Wind chill effect" makes you feel cooler by accelerating the evaporation of perspiration on your skin. It is the feeling you get when you open the window in a moving car. If you have a ceiling fan in a room whose temperature is 80 degrees, running the fan can create a "wind chill effect" that makes you feel as if the temperature is 72 degrees. See similar questions...

If you get a unit that doesn't have enough capacity to properly cool your room, it will probably run all the time and not lower the temperature as much as you would like. On the other hand, if you get a unit that is substantially too powerful, it will run for too short a time, quickly bringing the room to the desired temperature and the compressor will shut off. See similar questions...

That all depends on you. Evaporative coolers provide continuous fresh, cool air and are energy efficient to operate. Use an evaporative cooler for whole house cooling or combine an evaporative cooler with an air conditioning system. See similar questions...

Air needs to enter the bottle to allow water to leave it, otherwise a vacuum will be created and suction will stop water escaping. The air around us contains millions of particles of bacteria, dust, dead human skin, microbes and other contaminants. If allowed into the water supply at any stage, bacteria can grow and pollute the water- resulting in stale and potentially dangerous water. Unlike traditional water coolers, Cooler Waters features a . See similar questions...

These two products are radically different in the way they function. Air coolers use water and evaporation to cool, similar to the way a swamp cooler works. Air is drawn in through the back of the machine and sucked through a wick saturated with water. As the air flows through the wick, some of the water evaporates, consuming some of the heat that was in the air. See similar questions...