Totalcool 3000 air cooler - White/Grey

Weight: 2 kg
Color: White/Gray
External dimensions width: 24 cm
External dimensions height: 21 cm
External dimensions length: 26 cm
Input voltage: 12 V
Rated current (A) cooling capacity: 1.8 A

• Triple voltage: 12 V, 24 V and AC mains power
• Lightweight, compact and portable
• Very slow evaporation
• Low power consumption (0.3 - 1.8 A)
• 45% cooler air over 7 meters
• Adjustable air outlets
• Works with normal tap water
• 4 speed settings
• Quiet speed setting for sleeping
• Built-in battery protection system with automatic shut-off Shutdown

The Totalcool 3000 is the very latest in ergonomic design and evaporative cooling technology. It was developed to be as easy to use as possible. Therefore, its motto truly is: Plug and Play!

The Totalcool is robust and solidly constructed from special, bacteria-resistant plastic with a biodegradable filter and was developed with the environment in mind. The Totalcool blows 45% cooler air using ordinary tap water and can be used in remote locations as well as at home or in the workplace. It brings you cool air whenever you need it, as long as you can open a door, window, or vent to allow some fresh air into the Totalcool.

The Totalcool is lightweight and extremely energy-efficient and can be used anywhere you have access to 12 or 24 volts DC or 100-240 volts AC. The Totalcool has 4 speed settings from low to BOOST for an extra cooling boost in the hottest climates. The low setting is designed to run as quietly as possible, so you can sleep through humid nights while feeling a cooling, gentle breeze. Tested with a 100 Ah deep-cycle car battery: Low: Runtime 107 hrs / 0.3 A, 4 W/h Medium: Runtime 85 hrs / 0.6 A, 7 W/h High: Runtime 70 hrs / 0.9 A, 11 W/h Boost: Runtime 57 hrs / 1.6 A, 20 W/h data-cb-src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/8lGJA0m9CAI?si=PRu--Ss9r-82Hyn5" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen>