Ultra Air Cooler guide
A plain-English look at how the Ultra Air Cooler works, who it suits, and what to know before buying.
Most small "air coolers" are evaporative coolers. They pull air across a damp filter pad, and as the water evaporates it takes some heat with it, so the air coming out feels cooler and slightly more humid. There is no refrigerant and no compressor, which is why these units are small, light and cheap to run.
That's also the key difference from an air conditioner: an air conditioner removes heat and moisture from a room, while an evaporative cooler gives a cooling breeze to the area right around it.
Here is what the seller states about the Ultra Air Cooler. Specifications can change, so check the order page for the latest details.
Charges with the included USB cable, so it can move around the home with you.
Stated to run up to 8–12 hours per fill when plugged in, depending on settings and conditions.
Around 3.5 hours on a full charge, depending on speed, room temperature and humidity.
Several fan speeds including a Turbo mode, plus room in the tank for ice cubes.
Choose from several colours, or switch the light off completely.
A sponge cooling cartridge that the seller recommends replacing every 1–3 months.
Offers, prices, delivery and returns differ by country and are set by the seller. Pick your location to go to the right order page.
No. It's an evaporative cooler: it cools the air around it using water, rather than cooling a whole room with refrigerant.
It can still give a cooling breeze, but the effect is usually weaker when the air is very humid.
The seller states it is rechargeable via USB and can also run while plugged in.
These depend on your country and are set by the seller. Read the terms on the order page before you buy.
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