Air Cooler operates via the evaporation principle. Using water-saturated honeycomb pads, they suck warm air and then cool it via evaporation.
The steps that are involved in the cooler's operation are listed below.
Ease of Usage: The best aspect of the air cooler is its effortless operation, portability and low maintenance.
Cost Effective: In general, coolers are relatively inexpensive because of their straightforward internal components and simple operating principles.
Improved Air Quality: Coolers improve air quality by releasing air with moisture content into the atmosphere.
Eco-friendly: It is environmentally friendly because it uses little energy and depends entirely on water evaporation. Some Air Coolers also have eco mode for energy and water saving.
Personal Coolers: These are compact and designed for individual cooling in small spaces like bedrooms or offices.
Tower Coolers: These are stylish and space-saving that cools a larger area than personal cooler.
Desert Coolers: These are larger in size therefore more powerful and ideal for bigger room size.
Every form of the cooler has advantages of its own, and to maximise its use and benefits, considerations such as area size, climate, budget, and energy efficiency should be examined.
Frequently Asked Questions
The cooler's cooling ability is limited when the air is already saturated with moisture since there is less chance of evaporation.
It is generally not advised to use an air conditioner and a cooler simultaneously because they work on separate principles and may reduce each other's efficacy.