Be careful, air coolers do not work on the same basis as conventional home air conditioners. They cool the hot air in the room but provide technically simpler and less efficient cooling than conventional air conditioners.
Air coolers are usually equipped with a tank for water or ice, which they can use to humidify the air. If you want to cool smaller rooms, you should invest in air coolers.
Mostly equipped with reverse function = can also be used as a heater
Disadvantages:
Installation by a specialist company required
Price is more expensive than most mobile devices
High electricity costs when used as heating
Advantages
Save Space
Easy installation on door or window
Cheaper than permanently installed devices
Effective room temperature reduction
Disadvantages:
Installation on window or door required
Higher power consumption during continuous operation
Not suitable for regions with low humidity
Advantages
Saving space
Easy Installation
Mobile Friendly
Low noise level
Humidification of the room air
Disadvantages:
No temperature reduction in the indoor air
Not recommended for regions with high humidity
Limited range
Advantages
Saving space
Easy Installation
Cheaper than permanently installed devices
Mobile friendly
Disadvantages
Limited range
No lowering of the indoor air temperature
INVERTER SPLIT AIR CONDITIONERS
Inverter technology in air conditioners ensures not only higher efficiency and lower consumption, but also lower noise level and longer life.
Instead of spending energy by starting and stopping, the inverter adjusts the motor speed to higher or lower level, thus enabling efficient and smooth operation. It is a modern type of air conditioning which significantly reduces energy consumption.
COOLING, DEHUMIDIFICATION AND AIR CLEANING
Do you plan to not only cool but also dehumidify or purify the air through air conditioning? In our offer, you will find a variety of mobile air conditioners that adapt comfortably to different situations in your home.
These are space-saving devices, powered by ecological and at the same time environmentally friendly technology. In addition, models with a built-in fan function ensure a pleasant breeze during hot summer days.
2. CORRECT PLACEMENT
We recommend to install mobile window air conditioners so that the air flowing from them does not blow directly on people in the room. For example, it is suitable to place them in the space under the ceiling or on the windowsill.
If you are interested in mobile air conditioners, do not forget the fact that a hose is needed to remove heat from the room. Placement near a window or door will therefore make it easier for you to dissipate heat without interfering with the construction of the premises. Unlike air conditioners, conventional air coolers do not dissipate active heat from the room, but only with the help of a fan and humidification make the temperature in the room more pleasant.
3. CHOOSING THE RIGHT PERFORMANCE
When choosing an air conditioner, its performance also plays an important role, the appropriate parameters of which depend on the volume of the room (multiply the height, width and length of the room in meters). For example, for a room with a volume of 50 m3, air conditioning with a cooling capacity of 2 kW will suffice. In the case of a large room with a volume of 300 m3, a power of at least 10 kW is already required.
Insufficient air conditioning capacity can significantly increase energy consumption, while the end result still does not reach the desired value. If, on the other hand, the power is too high, the air conditioning system will be switched on and off unnecessarily.
Area of air conditioned space*
Volume of air conditioned space
Required air conditioner power output
0 - 20 m2
0 - 52 m3
2 kW
21 - 30 m2
53 - 80 m3
2,7 kW
31 - 40 m2
81 - 105 m3
3,5 kW
41 - 60 m2
106 - 156 m3
5 kW
61 - 85 m2
157 - 220 m3
7 kW
86 - 120 m2
221 - 311 m3
10 kW
121 - 140 m2
312 - 364 m3
12 kW
141 - 175 m2
365 - 455 m3
14 kW
* at a ceiling height of 2,6 m
The information in the table is for reference only
Air conditioning systems in comparison - find the right one for you
Fans
Air Cooler
Mobile Air Conditioning
Split Air Conditioning
Cooling Type
Thanks to its airflow, a fan offers a pleasant refreshment on hot summer days. It helps regulate the body temperature and gives us a cooling sensation, even if the room temperature itself is not reduced.
The air cooler draws warm air in, evaporates water and cools the air flowing through it. This ensures that our body is pleasantly cooled, even if the room temperature itself is not significantly reduced.
The mobile air conditioning system ensures a pleasant cooling of the room. The warm summer air is drawn in and cooled down by a compressor, like in a refrigerator. The resulting warm air is led outside through an exhaust hose.
The split air conditioning system cools the room air using a cooling agent. The warm air that is absorbed by the indoor unit vaporises the agent and leads it to the outdoor unit. There, the heat is dissipated, the coolant liquefies again and is returned to the inside. This cycle is repeated until the desired room temperature is reached.
Weight
The weight of fans (depending on the model) is usually between 1-8kg.
The weight of air coolers is between 6-10kg.
The weight of monoblock systems is between 10-30kg.
The weight for the outdoor and indoor unit together is usually around 50kg. The indoor unit weighs approx. 10kg, the outdoor unit approx. 40kg.
Cooling Capacity
No direct reduction in room temperature
No direct reduction in room temperature
The cooling capacity of mobile air conditioning systems is usually between 2-3kW. This allows the cooling of a room with a volume of 80-120m³. The mobile air conditioning system is therefore more suitable for small rooms and rather for sporadic use.
The split air conditioning units usually have a higher cooling capacity than mobile air conditioning units or air coolers. Therefore, they are particularly suitable for larger rooms. The power range starts at 2.5kW and ranges to devices with 12kW.
Power consumption and energy efficiency
Of all the devices listed here, fans usually have the lowest power consumption.
Compared to monoblock and split air conditioning systems, an air cooler performs better in terms of electricity costs.
The power consumption of these devices can even be higher than with a modern split air conditioning system. Therefore, monoblock devices are particularly well suited for sporadic use.
IGood split air conditioners have a lower power consumption than mobile air conditioners. It also depends on the energy efficiency class. Classes A to A +++ are recommended here.
Sound Volume Level
On average, fans are quieter than other air con units.
Air coolers work without a compressor and therefore cool the room air much more quietly than the other air conditioning systems.
The mobile devices reach a volume between 60-65dB and are therefore the loudest in comparison to other cooling devices.
Split air conditioners are usually quieter than e.g. mobile air conditioners. The indoor unit reaches a sound pressure level of up to 50dB. The sound pressure level on the outdoor unit, however, can be up to 60dB.