How much does an evaporative cooler weigh?

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What size is my evaporative cooler?

Whether it is for a single room or a whole house, there is a simple formula for determining the proper size of swamp cooler you need. Figure the cubic feet of space you want to cool, and then divide that number by two. The quotient will give you the CFM rating for the proper-sized swamp cooler.

How is evaporative cooling measured?

Wet Bulb Temperature When considering water evaporating into air, the wet-bulb temperature, as compared to the air’s dry-bulb temperature, is a measure of the potential for evaporative cooling. The dry and wet bulb temperature can be used to calculate the relative humidity.

How do you calculate CFM for an evaporative cooler?

The formula for calculating evaporative cooler sizing for indoor use is as follows: Take the square footage/feet of the space that needs cooling x the ceiling height (in feet), take this number and divide it by 2 or cut it in half and that’s how much CFM you want.

Is Mastercool better?

Mastercooler coolers typically get a greater indoor temperature difference than standard coolers, sometimes up to 15° degrees difference. Mastercools get cooler temperatures than standard coolers because of their unique design. They only have one pad which is a unique design that holds more water.

How does a swampy work?

A swamp cooler uses moisture to cool air. A swamp cooler (which is also called an evaporative air conditioner) works by taking warm outside air through wet evaporative cooler pads, effectively cooling the air. The cold air is then blown into a home by a blower motor through a vent.

How do you measure a cooler?

How big? Cooler capacity is generally stated in quarts or capacity in 12-ounce cans. One quart equals about 0.75 cans, so a 24-quart cooler will hold about three six packs or 18 cans. Another way to gauge capacity is to divide the capacity in quarts by 30, so a 60-quart cooler equals two cubic feet.

What is the standard size of a swamp cooler?

The CFM of swamp coolers ranges from 700 up to 20,000, covering spaces from 200 square feet up to 4,000 square feet. The physical size and dimensions of swamp coolers can be as small as two feet by two feet by one and a half feet. They can be as large as seven feet by four feet by four feet.

How do you calculate cooling capacity?

Divide Q (BTUs per hour) by 12,000 (the number of BTUs in one ton of cooling capacity). This yields the chiller capacity required to handle the process heat load in tons per hour: Example: 240,000/12,000= 20 tons/hr.

How do you calculate evaporative cooling efficiency?

It is typically expressed as this equation: (Db – Dw = ΔT). Efficiency (eff). This is a ratio of the actual air temperature drop across the media compared to the wet bulb depression, expressed as a decimal percentage.

How much does a master cooler cost?

The average Mastercool evaporative cooler cost professionally installed will typically range between $5,000 and $7,000*.