17 Grad Luftstrom OHNE Abluftschlauch! Günstige Klimaanlage Alternative im Test

► Everything from the video is on my Amazon list * https://amzlink.to/az01AuQyA2ygI It's getting really hot again – and not everyone can or wants to buy an expensive air conditioner with an exhaust hose. That's precisely why, in this video, I'm testing an affordable evaporative air cooler with water cooling that works without an exhaust hose and is significantly cheaper to run than many traditional portable air conditioners. In this test, I'll show whether this evaporative air cooler can truly be an alternative to a portable air conditioner. What's particularly interesting: In my setup, the device generates an airflow at around 17 degrees Celsius. However, it's important to note: This doesn't mean the entire room is cooled down to 17 degrees. It's not a true compressor air conditioner, but rather an evaporative cooler, or air cooler, using water and ice packs. In the video, I compare the device to a standard portable air conditioner with exhaust and also to a PortaSplit system. A proper air conditioner naturally cools more effectively, but it also uses more electricity, costs more money, and usually requires an exhaust hose or a way to vent the warm air outside. This is often a problem in rented apartments, attic apartments, small offices, bedrooms, workshops, or when camping. This evaporative cooler is particularly interesting for anyone looking for an affordable solution to the heat, who wants to use little electricity, and who doesn't have the option of running an exhaust hose out of a window. According to the product specifications, the device operates at 45 watts, offers an airflow of approximately 300 m³/h, has a night mode, a remote control, and comes with cooling packs. In the video, we answer the following questions: Does an evaporative cooler without an exhaust hose really work? How cold does the airflow get? How much does it cost to run compared to a portable air conditioner? Who would benefit from such an evaporative cooler? What are its limitations compared to a real air conditioner? Is it better than a regular fan? Can this make bedrooms, offices, attics, or caravans more comfortable? And is a PortaSplit really that much better? My conclusion: Anyone expecting true room cooling like with an air conditioner should be realistic. But for those looking for an affordable, energy-efficient, and simple solution for hot days, this is an interesting alternative to a regular fan. #AirConditioner #AirCooler #HeatWave 00:00 It's getting hot – an affordable solution without an exhaust hose? 00:25 What kind of device is it? 00:55 Air cooler vs. real air conditioner 01:30 17-degree airflow in the test 02:05 Power consumption and running costs 02:40 Comparison with a portable exhaust air conditioner 03:15 Comparison with PortaSplit 03:50 Who would benefit from this air cooler? *️⃣ The links are affiliate links. If you buy something through these links, I receive a small commission – at no extra cost to you. 💡 I buy the products myself and test them independently. My opinion remains unaffected.