Cooling your house with an air cooler is a cost-effective, ecologically friendly, and efficient way to keep it cool even in the most extreme weather conditions. Compared to other appliances, air coolers have a low-maintenance need.

Tips to Make the air Cooler more Efficient

Spots on Your Photographs May Be Caused by Dirty Cooling Pads.

When it comes to keeping your home cool, the air cooler’s absorbent cooling pads are essential. You may extend their life of them by doing a short check at the beginning of the season:

• Look around to see if there’s anything off. The cooling pad has to be replaced, as this suggests. The stink will only become worse if you use any kind of fragrance to get rid of it.
• Gently tap on the outside of your vehicle to remove any dust that may have accumulated.
• To change the pads if they look to be worn or dissolving, do so. A deteriorating cooling pad can’t contain as much water and hence loses its cooling ability with time.

For any leaks or corrosion, inspect the pump and its pipes.

You should also inspect the water pump and all of the lines for corrosion and leaks. Plastic and rubber pipes that have hardened over time may develop cracks, indicating that it is time to replace them with new ones. Clear the pipes of any mold or debris, as well. It may take longer for your home to cool down if you have any obstructions.

Take a Closer Look at the Blades

Corrosion-resistant plastic fan blades are now standard on the majority of coolers. The room cooler can become unpleasantly loud if the balance of the fan blades is off. Likewise, the metal fan blades of older coolers corrode over time. Keep an eye on the paint and call the manufacturer’s customer service department if your cooler begins to make a lot of noise.

Make sure the tank is topped off with ice-cold water.

Evaporative cooling is used in air coolers. In order for your window cooler to accomplish its job effectively, you need a large temperature differential between the room’s interior and the moisture-laden supply air before it can begin to work (which absorbs heat). We recommend that you avoid filling the air cooler with water from the water tank since water tanks on the roof can get quite hot.

Use Water to Soak the Cooling Pads

Cooling pads that aren’t adequately hydrated might take a long time to chill your property. If you don’t, you run the danger of blowing hot air into your home. Before turning on the fan, we recommend running the pump for a few minutes.

If Your Cooler Allows, Put Ice in It.

Ice can be stored in a separate tank in certain modern air coolers. To ensure that the wet air inside your cooler can absorb even more heat, add ice to the water. The time it takes to cool down your room will be reduced; however, this effect will only endure for a short period.

The Importance of Cross-Ventilation

Because they chill the outside air before blowing it inside, air coolers need cross ventilation in order to function properly, in contrast to air conditioners, which reuse the cooled inside air.

Conclusion

There are a few additional ways to make your air cooler more efficient. It may be as easy as closing the drapes in your room or turning off the lights and other appliances to prevent heat from entering the room.