Hello,
I live in a detached house, in the attic room. The room is not very large because it is 4.5 x 4.5 m, but only 2 m high. So on hot days it can be very warm here, if I add a non-stop computer that heats the atmosphere terribly, the situation gets nicely speaking, not very pleasant.
Until now, I have managed the heat with the HB AC4520s circulator, which I highly recommend and works very well although the best effect is as the temperature outside will drop significantly.
Recently I came across the topic of evapropic air conditioners, and here there is misinformation because on foreign portals people boast that at a low energy cost you can reduce the temperature in the room by several degrees and generally everyone recommends. By calling the stores that offer them, I learn that the effect is only when you pour very cold water just before each use. What would indicate the need to buy a freezer to cool those 60L water somewhere - where is sense and logic? (I'm interested in the largest and most powerful model of the device)
As I understand it, the water applied to the evaporation plates is evaporated through the air stream generated by the fan, thanks to which the air at the outlet becomes cooler and logically thinking, the effect should be visible as foreign portals give, even without continuous water exchange. And the device itself, according to the description, can be used to cool large areas such as halls or warehouses.
Do any of you have such a device and can share your opinion on how it really is?
I live in a detached house, in the attic room. The room is not very large because it is 4.5 x 4.5 m, but only 2 m high. So on hot days it can be very warm here, if I add a non-stop computer that heats the atmosphere terribly, the situation gets nicely speaking, not very pleasant.
Until now, I have managed the heat with the HB AC4520s circulator, which I highly recommend and works very well although the best effect is as the temperature outside will drop significantly.
Recently I came across the topic of evapropic air conditioners, and here there is misinformation because on foreign portals people boast that at a low energy cost you can reduce the temperature in the room by several degrees and generally everyone recommends. By calling the stores that offer them, I learn that the effect is only when you pour very cold water just before each use. What would indicate the need to buy a freezer to cool those 60L water somewhere - where is sense and logic? (I'm interested in the largest and most powerful model of the device)
As I understand it, the water applied to the evaporation plates is evaporated through the air stream generated by the fan, thanks to which the air at the outlet becomes cooler and logically thinking, the effect should be visible as foreign portals give, even without continuous water exchange. And the device itself, according to the description, can be used to cool large areas such as halls or warehouses.
Do any of you have such a device and can share your opinion on how it really is?
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