65 Watt Evaporative Cooler Still Going Strong

I live off grid in the desert and get all my electricity from 600 watts of solar panels. Most air conditioners or swamp coolers use way more power than that. With everything I needed to power, I only had about 100 watts to spare for cooling, and I only had a few bucks to spend. So, I figured out a way to turn some household items, some PVC pipe and a pond pump into an effective 75 watt swamp cooler. It works extremely well, cooling air that is about 95 degrees down to about 65 degrees.
I built it a few years before this video. So, this is more of a review on how it works than a build guide, but you can pretty much tell how I built it just by looking at it when I show you at the end of the video.

[@e.davidguillen5877]

Geniuse 👏👏👏

[@e.davidguillen5877]

@@ravenironwing Hello! From Southern California" Keep Up The Great Work 👍

[@cutweldngrind]

I have all my parts in already and now just to get to building my XL Solar Powered Swamp cooler. Its been super hot here in Texas so hope this helps me while I work outside.

[@harley8333]

Cool

[@cutweldngrind]

Thank you for the update. I saw both videos on this cooler and highly appreciate it. I also saw 3 other videos you have while multitasking here. I was curious on the size of your home and got my answer too. Did you purchase the tiny home or did you build it? Thanks again.

[@marcomoya6652]

Hola

[@marcomoya6652]

@@ravenironwing estoy bien y gracias por preguntar y tu? Y tambien quiero hacer ese aparato me gusta

[@marcomoya6652]

Te aviso cuando lo tenga. y como estas pasando el fin de semana?

[@marcomoya6652]

Que bien 😀

[@marcomoya6652]

Y saludos desde florida

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