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Honeywell 300 CFM Indoor Portable Evaporative Cooler, Fan & Humidifier with Detachable Tank, Carbon Dust Filter & Remote Control, Silver/Gray

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Size: 300 CFM


Features

  • 3-in-1 DesignEvaporative air cooling, fan, and humidification ideal for areas with <60% humidity, providing spot cooling for small areas such as your bed, desk, sofa space, or dining table
  • Powerful Portable CoolingPortable air cooler has 2.6-gallon water tank for easy cleaning & refilling with a convenient digital display, carbon dust filter, and energy-saving timer
  • Environmentally FriendlySuper low electricity consumption and refrigerant-free cooling allow you to save energy & money while reducing costs compared to whole-house AC
  • Not an Air Conditioner & Not Just a FanNo-compressor cooler reduces temperature through water evaporation, allowing you to mimic the comfort of a cool lake breeze in your home.

Brand: Honeywell


Capacity: 2.6 Gallons


Cooling Power: 12360 British Thermal Units


Special Feature: Remote_control


Product Dimensions: 15.7"D x 15.7"W x 31.5"H


Energy Star: 2 Star


Color: Silver/Gray


Voltage: 115


Floor Area: 150 Square Feet


Refrigerant: R 410A


Brand Name: ‎Honeywell


Model Info: ‎CS10XE


Item Weight: ‎18.5 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎15.7 x 13.5 x 31.5 inches


Item model number: ‎CS10XE


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Capacity: ‎2.6 Gallons


Installation Type: ‎Window


Part Number: ‎CS10XE


Form Factor: ‎Desert,Window


Special Features: ‎Remote_control


Color: ‎Silver/Gray


Control Console: ‎Remote


Voltage: ‎115


Wattage: ‎102 watts


Material Type: ‎Plastic


Included Components: ‎Remote Control, 1-Lithium Ion Battery, Honeywell Cs10Xe 21 Pt. Indoor Portable Evaporative Air Cooler


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Floor Area: ‎150 Square Feet


Date First Available: February 18, 2014


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I recently moved into a new apartment. Although it did not face the sun, it still got unbearably warm in the afternoon and retained that heat throughout the evening. Fans did surprisingly little to make my nights tolerable and my only other choice – unless I cared to break the building’s rules by sneaking in a portable air conditioner – was to have a window-mounted AC unit installed. For this slice of civility, I would need to pay more than $1,500 over the duration of my lease. For some people, that might be a worthwhile expense. However, it just made me feel like the money in my wallet would evaporate along with the heat. Since a third fan would not likely accomplish what the first two could not, I looked around for swamp coolers. The fact that they function less well in high humidity was dispiriting, but I decided to take the risk and buy this unit. After using it for a month – and because I did not see many reviews from others using it in humid environments like Hawaii – I feel confident writing a review. PROS - Makes temperatures bearable (in certain conditions) - Significantly cheaper than air conditioning To make sure I could properly assess how well the unit functioned, I bought a humidity and temperature monitor. I used this model ( ThermoPro TP55 Digital Hygrometer Indoor Thermometer Humidity Gauge with Jumbo Touchscreen and Backlight Temperature Humidity Monitor ) and strongly suggest that anyone considering a swamp cooler buy a humidity monitor for reasons I will discuss below. For the week before my unit arrived, my bedroom’s average temperature was in the upper 80s with humidity hovering around 50%. When I first used the cooler, I placed the thermometer in front of the air outlet and the temperature dropped to 80 ºF and the humidity rose to around 60%. This was more than enough to be able to sleep comfortably and even get under a blanket because it got too cold. Great! What a change from sleeping in the buff. The instructions recommend keeping a window AND door open to let the humidity escape, but I prefer to keep the door semi-closed for a bit of privacy. This traps the moist air and increases the humidity to around 65%. When I wake up in the morning, the air coming from the unit feels only slightly cooler than air blown by a fan. This has been further corroborated by my experience when the ambient humidity (i.e. without the swamp cooler running) is around that figure. In such conditions, the cooler functions as little more than a fan. For this reason, I think it is critical to have realistic expectations of what this unit will do. If your room’s humidity is significantly more than 50%, I would not recommend this product. This also means that you must be okay with not getting value from the unit on days that are unusually humid, which may be the very days you would most want to cool yourself down. Furthermore, it is important to remember that this will NOT cool an entire room. It must face a person or a bed. Of course, this unit has benefits that might outweigh its drawbacks. Hawaii has the nation’s highest electricity prices, which makes operating an AC unit – even sparingly – a painful experience for those on tight budgets. The more you pay for electricity, the more attractive this unit becomes. Since it only requires tap water and does not draw more power than a 100-watt lightbulb, it is also a much more environmentally friendly option than air conditioning. CONS - Loud - Bright lights Even on the lowest setting, the unit’s fan is both strong and loud. When I run it on low during the day with my windows open, I can just barely make it out over the sound of the nearby freeway. On high, it competes with the loudness of the nighttime freeway itself. At night, this does not particularly bother me since I sleep with ear plugs, but it might bother someone who is a light sleeper or has trouble getting to sleep in anything other than total silence. I wish the unit were a bit quieter, but I feel like I would have to spend twice as much to get a product that does that. The unit’s front has a series of intense blue lights to indicate fan speed, cooling, whether it is on a timer, and oscillation. Unfortunately, this only adds to the swarm of other things in my room the emit light when I am trying to sleep. I wish the manufacturer had included an opaque slide I could put over the lights to block them at night or had positioned there somewhere else so it would not face me while I am in bed. CONSIDERATIONS - Requires daily refilling - Heavy - Maintenance Using the unit on its highest setting overnight depletes the water tank. I could get two days of use on medium or low. In either case, however, I end up refilling the unit daily. This does not bother me since my bedroom is only a few steps away from my bathroom, but it is an extra minute or two that one must add to their routine. I separate the tank from the top half containing the fan when I refill the unit. However, filling it up all the way makes the entire thing surprisingly heavy. This may not make the swamp cooler a good fit for the elderly or those with disabilities. Moreover, it is impossible to tilt the unit and wheel it around. The tray that you are supposed to use to fill the unit opens and lets water escape. Whose bright idea was it to not include a latch or something? The instructions recommend performing monthly maintenance on the unit. I have not gotten around to doing that, but when I pour out the old water I do sometimes notice that it is slightly dirty – almost like lightly used mop water. 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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2017 by Choe Gu-Sung
    • Clean slim design for minimalist lifestyle.
Size: 300 CFM
Love the style, shape and color of it. Very appealing to the eye. It has a great air flow. It's fairly quiet compared to other units that I've had. I like that it is energy efficient as well. I will definitely purchase another one in the future. Great for a minimalist life style. Very easy to use as well. Has a nice look to it. The wheels make it easy to move around. Looks great anywhere you put it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023 by Auntie D
    • Worked Better Than Expected
Size: 300 CFM
I feel compelled to leave a review for this machine, simply because the reviews are so mixed. This unit does exactly what it says. It allowed me to cool down a small office that wasn't being properly handled by my a/c. The room is a small corner office with two large windows facing south and west. The office gets considerable sunlight throughout the day, and heats up about five to ten degrees warmer than the rest of my unit on average. Eventually, I plan on doing things right and running a/c ducting into the office, but for the time being, I needed a cheap and portable solution that would make working in my office a little more bearable. This little unit easily brings the temperature down about five degrees and makes the room much more pleasant to work in. I'm watching humidity and temp in the room, and the unit will quickly up the humidity, by design, but all you need to do is crack a window to vent a bit, close the door to the office, and let this little unit rip, and it stays nice and comfortable. I couldn't be happier. Yes, its loud, even on the lowest setting. It's considerably louder than the tower fan I had in my office previously (also a Honeywell), but that tower didn't do anything but move warm air around. The air cooler measurably reduces the temperature, and the hum it produces is lower in frequency and less shrill than the tower, so although it is loud, it sort of fades into the background a lot easier. It also adds a nice tinkling of water as the cooler is running that isn't unlike the sound of a small fountain. The oscillation, or swing as they call it on this model, is great and will sweep my room efficiently. Even without the unit cooling, it moves considerably more air than a normal tower fan. That being said, it's not without drawbacks. For one, it's cheaply made. Right out of the box one of my grill slats was missing a tiny chunk of plastic. A quick hunt in the bottom of the box found it, and a little dab of superglue fixed it back up. Definitely not the best reassurance of quality when the item is coming out of the box slightly broken. The grill itself is very cheap feeling and if this unit isn't properly cared for I can see it breaking more of these slats and looking pretty rough fast. Filling it with water is also a gigantic pain. There is no removable water canister like one of Honeywell's humidifiers. Instead, there is a pull out tray where you have to lug water over to the unit. It took me way longer than I would have liked, trekking back and forth to the kitchen to refill a water pitcher, to fill the cooler's 2.5 gallon tank. A removable canister or some better method of filling this thing would have been preferred. Luckily, the 2.5 gallons should last me four to five hours which should get me through the hot part of the day, and the fan on its own will be great if I just need to move some air around at night. So, as long as you temper your expectation and know what you're getting out of this unit, I can't see being disappointed by it. It's important that you check your humidity levels in the room you are looking to cool with an air cooler before you even consider purchasing. If you're sitting at 40-50% humidity or above most days when its the hottest in the room, this unit is going to be an expensive tower fan at best and a sauna maker at worst. If your room is like mine, and you are somewhere in the high 20s to low 30s relative humidity when the air cooler is needed, this thing is going to work amazingly well. For those of you in Southern California wondering if this will work for you, this room is located in Downtown Los Angeles and is aprx 80 sqft. Relative humidity in the room ranges from high 20% to high 30% depending on time of day, and on hot summer days can hit 90F near the hottest point of the day, but normally is around 84-86F at its hottest point. The air cooler effectively lowers the temperature in the room by 5F to 10F and runs humidity up to 45%, making it much more comfortable. The hotter it is for me, the dryer my air is, and the more effective the air cooler will run. This unit works perfectly as a temporary air cooling solution, and in the right environment is going make you much more comfortable. ... show more
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