Colour
White
For Rooms Up To
28m³
Water Tank Capacity
12L
Fan Speed
3
Engg. Plastic (Blower/Fan)
Blower
Unit Weight
7.7kg
Remote Control
Yes
Auto Louver Movement
Yes
Castor Wheels
Yes
Cooling Media
Honeycomb
Product Dimensions (mm)
300 (Width) x 330 (Depth) x 845 (Height)
Packing Dimensions (mm)
330 (Width) x 370 (Depth) x 900 (Height)
Wattage (220~240V-50Hz)
95Watts
Material
Plastic
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| Water Tank Capacity | 12 Litres | 125 Litres | 56 Litres | 22 Litres | 10 Litres |
| For rooms | Up to 28m³ | Up to 250m³ | Up to 130m³ | Up to 42m³ | Up to 27m³ |
| Wattage (W)* | 95 | 200 | 190 | 170 | 80 |
| Remote Control | N/A | N/A | |||
| Blower/Fan | Blower | Fan | Fan | Blower | Fan |
| Auto Louver Movement | |||||
| Cool Flow Dispenser | |||||
| Empty Tank Alarm | |||||
| Cooling Media | 3-sided Honeycomb Pads | 4-sided Honeycomb Pads | 3-sided Honeycomb Pads | 3-sided Honeycomb Pads | 3-sided Honeycomb Pads |
| Product Dimensions (W x D x H mm) | 300 x 330 x 845 | 430 x 360 x 1150 | 630 x 445 x 1105 | 300 x 330 x 943 | 285 x 298 x 638 |
Evaporative Cooling draws fresh air from outside your home, filters it, cools it via a honeycomb pad, and then circulates it through your home, forcing out hot, stale air through open doors and windows.
Bonaire’s Evaporative Air Coolers are built with three main components. A fan, water circulating pump system, and honeycomb padding for effective cooling. This 3-speed fan absorbs warm air. Then evaporation converts the moisture into water vapor and cools it down. A more humid air then flows out from the other side.
It is important to ventilate while using an evaporative air cooler. Simply open a window or keep the door open to eliminate over-humidity and allow the circulation of fresh air. Also, honeycomb padding may have some distinct odor when used first, but it will slowly dissipate in a few hours.
A Bonaire Evaporative Cooler uses approximately one quarter of the electrical energy required versus a refrigerated system.
The specially designed axial fans and 2 motor system, one for the fan and one for the pump, ensure minimum noise and maximum cooling performance even on low speeds.
Standard fans use their blades to circulate air in the room, but they don’t cool the hot air. Air coolers use the natural process of evaporation to cool the hot air and use a powerful fan to distribute cool air in the entire room. When water transforms into water vapor through evaporation, the temperate of hot dry air can drop significantly.
The CFM of the cooler indicates its cooling capacity. For instance, a cooler with a CFM of 600, can affect a radius of around 400 sq. ft. A cooler with a CFM of 3100 can cool a space of around 950 sq. ft. Evaporative air cooling also depends on the humidity and heat of its environment.
An evaporative air cooler can minimize the need of solely depending on central air conditioners to cool your home. They help to circulate air all around the room while boosting the AC’s cooling action. Less air conditioning means more cost savings. Air coolers also help to add moisture to the over-dried air caused due to air conditioning. Evaporative air coolers act as a humidifier in winters.
We recommend cleaning your Bonaire unit once in the middle of the year and again at the end of the summer. It is best to use clean fresh water when cleaning out the unit. The recommend process for cleaning your unit is set out in the Owner’s Manual. If your unit operates in areas with harsh water, you may need additional cleaning throughout the year.
Always ensure that there is an open window or door through which the air can exhaust. This constant air exchange is essential, and a major benefit provided by Bonaire fresh air cooling. (Do not open doors or windows on the windward side of the home)
Some models allow you to add ice or cold water to the water reservoir, enhancing the cooling effect.
