CPL Series
Specifications
Coolair'sŪ new range of Evaporative Air Conditioners are the ideal alternative in cost effective, healthy, cooling.
CoolairŪ features a state of the art Axial fan which ensures a constant even air flow over the pads, with a minumum use of energy.
CoolairsŪ standards are second to none when it comes to design and manufacture.
Your CoolairŪ cooling system features a variable speed motor that gives you maximum control of your comfort, with a built-in overload safety switch that provides peace of mind and safety for you and your family. Every motor must pass rigourous and demanding performance measures to ensure it is reliable, smooth in operation, and long lasting.
Utilising evaporative cooling technology Coolair is the obvious choice in air conditioning your home for the harsh Australian climate.
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CoolairŪ Climate Control
The CoolairŪ Climate Control is incredibly easy to use. Set the comfort level you want on your wall mounted control and your CoolairŪ system does the rest. You can choose from four different modes (Manual, Auto, Timer or Vent) to cool your home the way you want, anytime.
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High efficiency Water Distribution System
CoolairsŪ advanced design means the water pump and water distribution system work in partnership for optimum cooling performance.
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Chilcel Cooling Pads
Chilcel pads mean minimal maintenance problems are assured and maximum cooling efficiency is achieved.
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AutoWeatherSeal
The WeatherSeal makes life easier! Whenever your CoolairŪ cooling system is not in use the WeatherSeal will automatically activate to close off the air conditioning ducts. 5.
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State of the art Axial fan
Its high aerodynamic efficiency means you'll feel the welcome cool breeze but hardly hear a thing - and the axial fan's low energy use is better for the environment, and your pocket!
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Automatic Drain Valve
(optional)
The Automatic Drain Valve helps keep your system clean to improve efficiency even further! The special valve will reduce the build up of dust and other air-borne impurities that may get into your system during warmer weather.
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