Just recently retired and purchased a small camping trailer. I have been looking for a unit that cools my car or trailer so that I can leave my dogs inside (small dogs) when I go into a museum or place to eat or....while on the road. Can you tell me about how much cooler this makes the car? We all know a parked car can cook pur pets, as well as the trailer. While costly, might be the solution-thanks
It seems like the perfect solution for your needs. They offer a 30-day return policy if it doesn’t work out. I have found that here in Houston, it works fine so long as the temperature stays under 90 degrees, with our intense humidity. It may not completely cool the entire area but if the dogs can sit in front of the cool air flow, they should be fine. Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting!
That is possible. You simply need to get enough solar panel wattage, a capable controller, and pure wave inverter that can handle the power requirements of the ZB. Then, you can plug in the ZB’s wall adaptor into the inverter and it would never know that it’s getting its power via solar. That’s what I plan on doing in the near future. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting! I recommend watching some of Wil Prowse’s Solar how-to videos to learn more.
Yes, that’s true but the EvoFlow Wave will only power the 4,000 BTU for 3 hours. Their solution for longer duration is one of their large generators. So it isn’t very practical for portable cooling. I may be doing too side-by-a shoot-out between these two units in the future. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting.
Just recently retired and purchased a small camping trailer. I have been looking for a unit that cools my car or trailer so that I can leave my dogs inside (small dogs) when I go into a museum or place to eat or....while on the road. Can you tell me about how much cooler this makes the car? We all know a parked car can cook pur pets, as well as the trailer. While costly, might be the solution-thanks
It seems like the perfect solution for your needs. They offer a 30-day return policy if it doesn’t work out. I have found that here in Houston, it works fine so long as the temperature stays under 90 degrees, with our intense humidity. It may not completely cool the entire area but if the dogs can sit in front of the cool air flow, they should be fine. Thanks for watching, subscribing, and commenting!
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Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting Mousica! So glad you liked it. Working in the next one now. Should be out in a few days.
great video! thx John!
Thanks a bunch Aaron for watching and commenting! More in the works now. Next one should be out in a few days. Thanks again!
The onyl time I would consider getting this is when the Mark 2 can be charged and powered thru solar panels.
That is possible. You simply need to get enough solar panel wattage, a capable controller, and pure wave inverter that can handle the power requirements of the ZB. Then, you can plug in the ZB’s wall adaptor into the inverter and it would never know that it’s getting its power via solar. That’s what I plan on doing in the near future. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting!
I recommend watching some of Wil Prowse’s Solar how-to videos to learn more.
Thanks for the review of the Mark 2, but with only 2300BTUs it's not as powerful as the Ave which has 4000BTUs.
Yes, that’s true but the EvoFlow Wave will only power the 4,000 BTU for 3 hours. Their solution for longer duration is one of their large generators. So it isn’t very practical for portable cooling. I may be doing too side-by-a shoot-out between these two units in the future. Thanks a bunch for watching and commenting.
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