Honeywell CL25AE 764CFM 466 sq. ft. Indoor Evaporative Air Cooler with Active Carbon Filter, White
Boasting a powerful 810 cubic meter airflow, super low power consumption of only 235W and a large 25 liter water tank, this portable, energy-efficient model is built to cool your small to medium sized rooms. Whether in your living room, bedroom, play area or home office, this unit is lightweight and easily moved from room to room, as you need it.
A versatile performer, the CL25AE has oscillating louvers, an ice compartment for a colder breeze when needed, three fan speeds and a special Sleep mode for more comfort during the night. An Adjustable Humidity Dial lets you control the water flow over the Honeycomb to help regulate moisture output.
Important: Evaporative air coolers perform best in hot/dry climates where relative humidity levels are less than 60%.
- Ideal for hot, dry climates—Indoor air cooler (swamp cooler) performs best in climates where humidity levels are <60%, like the US Southwest/Midwest
- Provides targeted spot cooling—Enjoy spot cooling in small to medium spaces like your bedroom, living room, den, covered patio, or garage
- Powerful unit with low power consumption—Uses only 235 W while producing powerful 764 CFM airflow and features 3 fan speeds with a low-energy sleep mode for a restful night’s sleep
- Ultra-convenient features—Carbon dust filter, remote control, low water alarm, energy-saving timer, adjustable humidification dial, and ice compartment all make this unit’s operation a breeze
- Not an air conditioner and not just a fan - Reduces temperature through environmentally friendly water evaporation. Air cooler is not an air conditioner and should not be expected to cool as efficiently as a refrigerated AC.
An Evaporative Air Cooler is NOT an Air Conditioner or Mist Fan.
Think back to the cool, fresh breeze that wafts in from the ocean. That’s evaporative cooling.
Our Air Coolers use the same process to cool your home. By running hot air through a moist cooling pad, the Air Cooler lowers the temperature of the air. It then blows this fresh, cool air out to you via a fan.
