Coolerado Air Conditioner Introduction

Introduces and compares the qualities of Coolerado air conditioning to other methods; shows how the incoming, product and working air streams work together to cool a home or building; and demonstrates a 100-degree-Fahrenheit temperature drop with a Coolerado Demonstration Air Conditioner.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• coolerado
• energy
• efficient
• green
• air conditioning
• air-conditioning

[NSResponder]

Dude, the demo is impressive, but you really need to do two things: 1) hire a professional announcer, and 2) quit referring to the water as "fuel". It's the heat transfer medium, it's not fuel.

[AnalogRocks]

How much for a demo sized unit like the one you are using so I can put it in my window?

[deciain]

how well does this work when the entering air is 80% humidity sounds like a simple evaporative cooling unit to me

[hesellsmystuff]

My god - get someone else as an on air personality.

[MB031]

Great idea.Just think of people who lives in high humid climates like Florida.Coolerado work's only if RH is very low like 5-8%.Add some desiccant filters to it and here you go.Good work Mr.Gillan and thank you so much Dr. Maisotsenko.Brilliant concept.Russians are great..

[danz409]

nice. start making window units at reasonable pricing and i may be interested to give it a shot

[CaliforniaArchitect]

Thanks for the comment. I found that out after I posted my original comment. I am watching this technology and I would love to implement it soon.

[NSResponder]

Not exactly. It doesn't have to dehumidify anything. it runs outside air in pipes alongside the air that's getting the water added.

-jcr

[jedizack]

im interested in being a ditributor for any air conditioning system that can use solar energy to run alone, no need of conventional electricity power, it seems soolorado have that, but comparing to conventional AC units, can temperature be graduated? and in celsius dregees for a temperature about 50C outside how much it would be inside with this product?

[parolecop]

I live in So. Arizona, Coolerado says I can expect 50-75 percent dryer air, than from my current Aircool, which produces wet air that is useless in our current monsoon season will high humidity. I intend to visit the distributor and see for myself. Price is comparable to an AC unit, and looks like less maintenance than my evap., less cost to run, and probably quieter than my current swamp cooler. If I can get even 50 percent dryer air, I am sold. It was 92 in my house yesterday, 115 outside.