How to Build a 12 volt Evaporation Cooler Powered by the Sun: Also Known As A 'Swamp Cooler'
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How to Build a 12 volt Evaporation Cooler Powered by the Sun: Also Known As A 'Swamp Cooler'
How to build your own 12 volt Evaporative (swamp) cooler for your home, powered entirely by the sun! With the high cost of grid power and it's only going higher a lot of people are looking for ways to keep cool at low (or NO) cost with maximum efficiency! We got it - a 12 volt super low cost – (how about FREE). And Efficiency depends on the humidity in your area but even if you have high humidity this still works. This Evaporative (Swamp) Cooler works by pumping water up into the cooler pads and then, the water runs down the pads while a fan pulls air through the pads causing it to evaporate (that evaporation cools the air) and then is blown into your room to cool your home. Evaporative coolers are very popular in homes out west and many people ONLY have Evaporative Coolers to cool their homes. Through trial and error we have developed the best water pumps and the best 12 volt fans to move the air and water most efficiently in your system. And with using Solar Panels you can power this system for FREE and we show you how to do that as well. We show you how to build a water reservoir so you don’t have to keep adding water every couple of hours. By using my 12 volt swamp cooler in the summer, I have gotten my all electric home (with a big chest freezer) grid power bill down to $67.00 per month. HOW MUCH YOU PAY FOR ELECTRICITY ? And if you have a 12 volt system with batteries you can run this cooler after the sun goes down also.
These are not plans I did up a couple of months ago - I built my first swamp cooler Spring of 2011, so I have been using a 12 volt swamp cooler for 4 summers, so I know something about 12 volt swamp coolers and I will show you step-by-step how to build the perfect 12 volt swamp cooler and save a lot on the mistakes I made the first year with mine.
