Evapolar really stands out as a very interesting bit of tech that doubles up as a traditional air fan or as a smart AC unit using water to cool the air around wherever you place it. When using water, Evapolar works somewhat to a personal swamp cooler.
rubber feet on the bottom
micro USB port on the back
Evapolar works by sucking in air from the back of the unit, cooling it and blowing it out of the front of the unit. The air is cooled slowly at around one-degree rate every five minutes.
USB wall charger and USB cable included
The Evapolar filter cartridge is made of a material that does not allow the formation of biofilm(bacteria) and prevents dust from entering the airflow. It only needs to changed periodically, and the spare evaporative cartridge is available from Evapolar should you require one.
It takes around 5 hours for a water refill cycle
Other Evapolar specifications include cooling power, which is between 100 watts and 350 watts (350–1200 BTU/hr). The Cooling square range is 3 m2 / 30–45 ft2, while the noise level is between 28 dB and 40 dB at maximum power.
Evapolar is also easy to use. Plug it into a power source, wait for the unit to automatically turn on, and adjust settings via the dial. Simple as that!
clear, easy to understand instructions
In all, Evapolar is a nifty solution for cooling your personal space in an efficient way. Evapolar is USB powered, outputting 5V/2A and using only 10 watts of energy consumption, which means you can power it via your computer's USB port or hook it up to a USB powerbank
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