

Using portable cooling in moving Vehicles or Aircraft
present unique problems because of the extreme heat. A
Flex Hose Kit will revolutionize portable
12-volt cooling by helping combat the extreme heat in a vehicle
or aircraft and make the location of the portable system extremely
flexible. Check out these Kits, which are available now for all
MightyKool Models including those you presently own.
Normally a Flex Hose Kit would not be needed for sleeping like
in Boats, Campers, Truck Sleepers, etc. If however you need to
cool more than one area at a time a Flex Hose Kit could fit your
needs.
Swampy Portable Cooling Systems are available for easy
operation using only 12-Volt Power by either of the following
Two Methods:
A: An Evaporative Cooler that uses Water only to supply cool air
in Dry Climates.
B: An Air Conditioner that derives its cold air in Humid or Dry
areas by using Ice Water that is pumped through a Heat Exchanger
at over 300 gallons per-hour. (How Ice Systems
work)
Note: A typical Refrigerated Air Conditioning system
cannot be operated on any 12 to 48-Volt battery system, as DC
does not produce enough power to run the Engine Driven Compressor.
If your area is typically DRY the models MW1
& to a lesser degree the WinAire using
only water are the most popular for vehicles. In this case you
must be satisfied with 15 to 25 degree cooler air than a fan blowing
your direction & you need to provide proper ventilation. Using
the Flex Hose Kit will satisfy most
needs for simple less expensive relief from the heat for up to
four people.
The most popular Swampy 12-volt Air Conditioner "Ice
Water" Models are the M200, M400, MK3, MK4
& the MG3. The reason
they are the most popular is that they produce cool crisp dry
air in the most HUMID Areas while using low battery energy.
What System is suitable for your Climate?
A rule of thumb in the USA is to draw an imaginary line
from the middle of North Dakota straight south through Texas.
Anything East of the line typically needs Air Conditioning and
any area West of that line could typically get by with Evaporative
Cooling. You may also check out your Climate click on the Humidity Index!