Canon CA-4500 Room Air Cooler

Canon CA-4500 Room Air Cooler Features:

• 70Litres Tank Capacity
• 3 Speed
• Impeller Fan
• 16” Blade Size
• 2”Honey Comb Pad
• Virgin Plastic Body
• 4 Jumbo Sized Ice Bottles

Product Details of Canon CA-4500 Room Air Cooler

The Canon New Air Cooler RAC CA 4500 Model 2024 is a sleek and modern air cooler that comes in a combination of Smokey Grey and White colors, making it a stylish addition to any room. It has three fan speed options – low, medium, and high – so you can adjust it to your desire. The cooler has a large water tank capacity of 45 liters, which can provide uninterrupted cooling for a long time. It is equipped with an impeller 16-inch fan that can throw cool air up to 25 feet, making it suitable for medium to large-sized rooms.This Air Cooler comes with four ice bottles of 800ml each that can be filled with ice and inserted into the cooler to enhance the cooling effect. The motor of the cooler is powerful, with a capacity of CC 200 to 230 Watts, ensuring efficient cooling. The air cooler also comes with 2 inches thick cooling pads that provide efficient and effective cooling, even in the hottest weather. With its sleek design and powerful cooling features, the Canon New Air Cooler RAC CA 4500 Model 2024 is an ideal choice for those who want to beat the heat and stay comfortable during the hot summer months.

How It Works:

1. Water Absorption: The cooler has pads or filters that absorb water from the tank.
2. Air Intake: Warm air from the room is drawn into the cooler.
3. Evaporation Process: The air passes through the water-soaked pads, where the water evaporates, absorbing heat from the air and thus cooling it down.
4. Cool Air Distribution: The cooler then blows the cooled air back into the room.

Usage Tips:

• Location: Place the cooler near an open window or door to ensure good air circulation.
• Maintenance: Regularly clean the water tank and pads to prevent mold and bacteria buildup.
• Humidity Levels: Monitor the humidity levels in your room. Evaporative coolers are most effective in dry conditions and may not work well in high humidity.