Weighing at only 18 pounds, our line of 1,300 CFM coolers are designed with portability in mind, without sacrificing any performance. Whether you're heading to the beach, enjoying a picnic in the park, or simply relaxing in your backyard oasis, our portable coolers are the perfect companion to beat the heat. Stay refreshed, stay portable, stay cool with our cutting-edge cooling technology. Experience the difference today!
For the ultimate in cooling power, our 11,000 CFM Heavy-Duty Evaporative Cooler is unmatched. Tailor-made for the largest of spaces like aircraft hangars and massive manufacturing plants, it delivers unparalleled performance in the most demanding environments, ensuring everyone stays cool and productive.
Bring a blast of cool to your space with our Window Axial Fan Cooler, boasting a robust 6700 CFM. Designed to fit seamlessly into your window, it's the ideal choice for ventilating and cooling larger rooms. Relish in the powerful circulation that makes even the hottest days bearable.
Home-Wide Cooling Experience whole-home comfort with our Aspen Ducted Cooler. Leveraging the cooling effects of aspen pads, this system integrates with your existing ductwork, distributing chilled air evenly throughout your space. Embrace sustainable cooling and a consistently comfortable environment.
Efficient Rapid Coolin Maximize cooling efficiency with our Single-inlet Cooler, designed for uniform air distribution. This unit's focused entry point and powerful motor ensure rapid cooling, perfect for both residential and commercial spaces seeking a quick chill-down. Stay cool with simplicity and effectiveness.
PROBLEM |
CAUSE/REMEDY |
Cooler will not turn on | Check that the unit is plugged in properly |
Check that the unit is turned on | |
If the unit has a timer be sure it is off | |
If the unit has a GFCI plug be sure the light is green-If it will not reset plug needs to be replaced | |
If the unit is plugged into a GFCI outlet be sure the outlet is not tripped | |
Unit may need a new ON/OFF switch | |
Cooler does not pump | Be sure the pump is turned on |
Be sure the water level is not low especially important on automatic models | |
Be sure the pump connection is connected | |
Be sure the hoses are connected and free of debris | |
Pump may be defective and need to be replaced | |
Pump switch may need to be replaced | |
Fan does not operate | Be sure the fan function is on |
Be sure nothing is obstructing the fan from turning | |
Be sure the fan motor connections are connected | |
Fan switch may need to be replaced | |
If fan runs slow upon start up the capacitor may need to be replaced | |
Fan motor may be defective and need to be replaced | |
Oscillation does not operate | Be sure the oscillation/swing function is turned on |
Be sure the oscillation connection is connected | |
Oscillation motor may be defective and need to be replaced | |
Oscillation switch may need to be replaced | |
Water leakage | Be sure drain plug is tight |
Make sure cooler is level | |
Be sure the unit is primed by running pump only for several minutes to allow media to saturate | |
before turning on the fan function. | |
Inspect tank for cracks or breakage | |
Be sure all hoses are connected with no cracks, holes, or scaling that may disrupt water distribution | |
Be sure there is atleast 4 inches between the back of the unit and a wall or other obstruction. | |
An obstruction in the rear airflow could increase the air velocity through the sides and cause water | |
to be released into the airstream. | |
Be sure there are no obstructions in the spreaders/water distribution plates causing the water pool | |
or not flow over the media properly. | |
Be sure the the rubber washers are in place/not worn if leakage is from the hose adapter | |
Water intake/overflow | Be sure the float valve is adjusted at a 45 degree angle (not straight out or up and down) and adjust |
if necessary by loosening the wing nut, adjusting, and then tighening wing nut | |
If the float valve is broken or the bulb has taken on water it will need to be replaced. |