Symphony Winter Desert 56L Air Cooler

The Symphony Winter Desert Air Cooler is one of the highest rated water coolers in the market. Designed to cool the areas in the aridest regions in the world, the Symphony Winter Desert can easily make short work of cooling any room you put it is. It is 1150x630x450mm in size, can cool rooms up to 4200 sq ft in size and weighs only twelve kilograms, which is relatively less, considering its massive cooling capacity. The fan diameter is 18 inches, and it can easily output 4000 cubic meters of air per hour.  It requires an input of 230V / 50HZ AC and consumes 185W of power. 

The Symphony Winter Desert air cooler has a rated capacity of 56 litres ensuring that you can fill the tank and not worry about replenishing it for a while. The fan has three different speed settings

The air cooler has a variety of convenience features such as electronic humidity control, auto louvre movement, mosquito net, dust filter, empty tank alarm, fully closable louvre and i-Pure technology. It means that it comes with a variety of attached filters such as TiO2 Filter, Antibacterial Filter, Activated Carbon Filter, PM2.5 Wash Filter, Pre-Filter and PU-Filter, which keeps out most pollutants and pathogens, greatly enhancing the quality of air outputted by the cooler. The additional filters are essential as it is rated for desert environments, where the air is often thick with particulate matter.

The Symphony Winter Desert is compatible with inverters, which make ideal for operation in areas with intermittent power supply. It employs Honeycomb cooling media,  where evaporative cooling pads in an air cooler are the special filters which hold the water for the air to pass through. It is designed to give the maximum cooling, low-pressure drop, and years of use without breaking down. The unique design also directs more water to the front of the pad, where the air is hottest, driest, dirtiest and where better evaporation occurs. The air cooler also comes with a one-year warranty which covers manufacturing defects.