Can I constanly run cold water and cool a very small room like a tent?
1290329
Hydro innovations recommends using them to cool the exhaust air from HID lamps, based on chilled water.I say its a heat exchanger. Heat your res, vioala warm air; chill the res, vioala cool air. Use it like an A/C; chill the reservoir (10-20degrees F cooler than room temp) and pump air thru it. This is great if you dont have air cooled hoods, like maybe 2-3x sun system 150 hps in a small tent, gets hot but you cant vent the air out of your lights. Cool the whole tent!
1290330
Yes you can if you have a fan blowing throw it obviously but I find that for AC the 8 inch works far better then the 6 inch since it has 75% more survive area.
1290331
Most definitely. I recommend connecting to air cooled light so the heat from the light is converted to about 50-60 degree air... I run 2 in the same manner...
1290332
Mine is still new. It hasn't been used. But yes. If it is chilled water that is what it's designed to do.
996971
Yes you can, I go outside and stick it trough the metal fins (vent) on the side of the housing and drop a table into the water reservoir that cools the condenser. Works great.
2219922
I believe I read that you can use in like an office or home office setting with adapter /AC for keeping food, water etc. cold. If you are inside a house, motel I don't think it would freeze. Not sure in a tent. I used it on a road trip with adapter and in car it worked great! Good luck.
2140524
I think it would work fine in a small garage-if your intention is to set it low to keep pipes from freezing, if you intend to heat the garage in a cold area it would probably run constantly. pretty simple design, the only issue I had was to replace the fan motor as it had worn out after a couple years of use.
257441
Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living room or any room of that size, I'm sure you'll like it. Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living... » Read More Plug it in and you can manually set it up from the Air Cooler itself or use the remote that comes with it to select what you want it to do....remember you must select 'cool' when operating, it will bring the cool water from the tank into the system to blow out cool air, put some ice in the water to make the water a little more cooler. If you don't select 'cool' on the Air Cooler, you may damagethe cooler. It's a good item, I have two of them and may get a third one this year. Remember also, it will only cool the area around you like a small bedroom, it will not cool a big living room or any room of that size, I'm sure you'll like it. « Show Less
1771054
If you attach at the hose bib you can only use cold water. There's a plug at the bottom of shower valve where you could attach a hose bib.
2024566
I have my CoolBot set up in a 4x6 walk-in cooler with the smallest air conditioner available. It has no trouble keeping the temp below 38*. I am very impressed and pleased with the CoolBot.
841137
I've had one for about 10 years in a studio apartment with low flow shower. A person can take an 8-10 shower before the water starts to go cold but the setting on the tank was set at maximum ie. around 140 degrees which is very hot and if one is not careful can scald. So upping the temperature is a way to get the most out of a small heater. I only have 120v so I am limited by that. I would prefer a tankless but don't have the 240v that is really required.
1995731
Not a powerful fan for cooling.Might help circulate air in a very small room though.
1275177
It is a small handheld unit for personal cooling. It is held a few inches from your face and has a small thin sponge that has to be wetted quite often. No, it will not cool a room.
1064143
You can. However, it wasn't specifically designed for the high humidity environment. Though while running the shower I doubt any condensation can build up to present a danger... However, you might want to look into a bathroom wall heater:
1127495
Cold is not bad. You will get use to it. To adjust the temp you have to put in Y adapter with individual valves on hot and cold side and you would leave them set at the temp you like. or you could get hardware for a shower and place it behind the sink. To keep it simple get use to the cold water.
542241
I don't know I never tried it. I'am sure it would be just water temperture that is in your reservoir as theirs nothing to heat the water in the base camp unit. You could heat the water from a outside source, such as stove or fire pit and put in a bucket.
321022
I haven't used it for that purpose - just for cooling down rooms once it starts to cool down outside. Sorry I can't be of more help.
579315
I use mine to keep a relatively Uninsulated mudroom at a decent temperature and with it on low. Just make sure you have it on its own power supply and not a power strip. It's a powerful little thing.
842704
I run 2 of these in an 8 foot by 4 foot by 8 foot room, 1 for intake air and 1 for exhaust. These flow more then enough to keep the room cool depending on temps outside the grow room of course.
1826914
No. Even though it is a heat pump there is no setting that will cool the water.