Air Cooling Made Portable - Yanko Design

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nishantkapoor/quilotm-fan-with-evaporative-air-cooler-and-humidi?

With route-side objects literally melting in Arizona and people cooking eggs on the sidewalks, information technology makes y'all wonder… how practice we effectively boxing this global warming crisis? And more than personally, how exercise we stay cool without called-for more than electricity?

The reply is… Evaporative Coolers! These upright coolers can work as makeshift ACs while consuming roughly ten% of the electricity. How do they work? The cooler relies on a h2o tank to cool surrounding air downwards. The water evaporates and helps drop the temperature of the warm air. Quilo, like near evaporative coolers, uses a minimal amount of electricity to absurd ambient air. Top off the Quilo with ice cubes and you lot tin cool your air down further by upwards to 10°F. A defended ice-cube box helps the Quilo cool your air down further without wasting excess electricity like an air conditioner would.

Quilo cools in the summer, only its evaporative air technology works neat in the winters too when you demand a humidifier. In its humidifier mode, the Quilo uses h2o from its lower reservoir (which y'all need to tiptop off every at present and then) and makes the air humid during the dry season. It comes with a remote that allows you lot to work information technology with relative ease, and works silently, making no noise any. The fact that the Quilo, unlike air conditioners, is cycle-mounted means you lot tin bicycle information technology wherever you get, using it in every room of your house.

In temperate countries, especially like where I'm from, Evaporative Coolers are a heaven-sent. They operate in an expanse between fans and ACs, providing cool air and bringing down room temperatures, while non called-for a hole through your pocket with loftier electricity usage. Plus the very fact that they're portable and tin be wheeled/carried from room to room makes them such a winner!

Designer: Quilo Blueprint

Purchase At present: $129.00 ~~$149.00~~