Bigassfans cool space 500 review with FLIR PROOF

Welcome to our channel where we dive into cutting-edge cooling technology! In this exciting video, we'll be reviewing a colossal evaporation swamp cooler like you've never seen before. But that's not all! We'll take it a step further by incorporating FLIR (Forward-Looking Infrared) imagery to reveal the incredible cooling capabilities of this beast!
Join us as we unveil the sheer size and power of this evaporative swamp cooler, designed to bring relief in even the hottest climates. Using FLIR technology, we'll showcase the invisible thermal energy that this giant machine harnesses to deliver efficient and refreshing cool air.
As we explore its features, we'll delve into its state-of-the-art design, highlighting its massive water reservoir, high-performance fan, and advanced control system. Get ready to witness the intense evaporation process that cools the air, all while conserving energy and keeping the environment in mind.
We'll also discuss the practicality of this cooling solution, sharing insights on its suitability for various spaces, from large industrial warehouses to spacious residential areas. Discover how this impressive cooler can lower temperatures with minimal environmental impact.
Whether you're an HVAC enthusiast, a tech-savvy individual, or someone seeking a reliable cooling solution, this video is a must-watch. Prepare to be amazed as we combine detailed product analysis, engaging visuals, and FLIR imagery to provide a comprehensive review of this gigantic evaporation swamp cooler.
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[@jeffzinteck5007]

Thoughts about this running in n Florida? Jungle in the morning. Jungle at dusk. IMO daytime sun is so intense, I think humidity is there but kind of burnt off.. anyways, I’m interested in your opinion. Thanks in advance.

[@mylesoffgrid]

I think that it would work good! Check your humidity mid day on a gauge. If its super humid, I have found that the colder the water inside the better....

[@Gagespaugy]

Why did you remove the top plate?

[@mylesoffgrid]

To show the beans

[@brandonmontgomery5218]

Will these trip 20amp breakers? Saw online it says 25amp breaker minimum but pulls 16 amps.

[@mylesoffgrid]

I have it on a 20A dedicated circuit. Never tripped yet

[@chrisgriffith34]

we have one in our shop, but the humidity it produces is insane. my boss leaves the hose running all day in it, any tips on how to bring it down? as of today its outside but 95 in the shop with humidity at 52% in the shop.

[@mylesoffgrid]

there is a SPECIFIC way to run this thing. Firstly you have to have some doors open to push out the humid air. otherwise it gets too humid and then the unit won't cool anything anyway. So we leave 2 overhead doors open (on the shade sides of the building), do not let any direct sunlight enter the shop if you can. we turn the tap one full turn from closed plus about a tenth of a turn and found that is the best setting for keeping the shop cool! hope this helps! DO NOT RUN THE HOSE ALL DAY IN IT. drain and fill the water maybe half way through the day, but squeegee the water away otherwise you only adding to the humidity problem.

[@MrSwaggerLlama]

52% is not bad at all