Portable A/C! - Emerson Quiet Kool - Personal Air Conditioning - Update Video
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- About three years ago I purchased this unit and did a full unboxing. Folks have asked about it in the meantime so I figured it was time to do an update.
Jackery Link: amzn.to/4bxE4nz
I've added a discount link to Walmart for the unit if interested.
Still works fine!
Thanks for taking a look!
If you had an enclosure on your Glastron (like a camper enclosure) that unit could run off of your battery bank and probably not even put a dent in it. No bugs and cool air for cruising.
It could. The little a/c is great for small spaces. A cool (no pun intended) little unit.
Looks like this would be good for keeping the back of my pickup truck cool for the dogs if I could figure out how to vent the hot air out. Unfortunately my truck cap does not have sliding windows. The ones I have only crank open slightly.
Okay so instead of a ceiling fan just install this bad boy with a fancy electric wall panel for every room. Or a ceiling fan with this unit built right in the center of the fan im sure you guys can picture my idea in your mind. cooling down a house would be really fast just put a control on the panel that turns all of them on with the fan on as well to spread the cool air. i think that would be better than a basic central ac unit
I could use one of those in my garage! Do you use that in your workshop? And if so, do you run the heat pipe outside?
I've used it in small campers but not my workshop. It's a great little unit for very small spaces or "face cooling" when outside at a picnic bench or in a beach chair. For an overnight boat trip it would work in a small boat cabin. I have run the heat pipe out of windows to help manage heat exhaust.
@@drez20001 Did you ever make a video on how you set it up in your camper? I believe you mentioned in your initial review you were going to. Thanks!
@@camilrykowski5765 I never really got around to a full set up in my little camper build of the old pop up. I had plans to build an enclosure and a baffle to separate the rear exhaust but never really needed it for that purpose. Thanks for the question.
A Gatton Garrageworks CNC... When did that happen?
Thanks for noticing! Yep, I stumbled onto a guy that was selling his assembled 4x4 Gatton CNC a few weeks ago and I couldn't say no. Stay tuned for videos of that machine at work. It's pretty cool.
Can this be used while the jackery is charged by solar?
The manual says to not be charging the Jackery while pulling from it at the same time but many do and have not had a problem. I'd guess it would depend on how much amperage you're pulling at the same time. A good question. I haven't tried that yet.
Your video is not loud enough on high to make trying to hear it worthwhile.