4000BTU Battery Powered Camping / Van Life Air Conditioner!! Ecoflow Wave Li-Ion Portable A/C

The new Ecoflow Wave is a compact, portable, air conditioner that can be used anywhere. It is powered by Li-Ion battery that be added to it, or run off your Ecoflow Delta battery system. The Ecoflow Wave has a rating of 4000 BTU and can be used inside or outside.
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[@Casey250]

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[@MuddyRuttzz]

It’s clever. Living in California it’s desert in the winter and Northern California Coast in the summer. My wife wouldn’t go anywhere we needed AC. Thanks Casey!

[@louiswells2332]

That portable airconditioner looks pretty dope. It does look like it came from the future. I love that turn dial.

[@jackinkc767]

Gee, it is really decent of you to answer the huge response to your previous video. I am surprised there is such a ground swell of interest when (according to your video) it has only been out for two weeks. No wonder they are hard to get and yet we can get a discount with your special code.

[@leonardguenther7384]

Thanks for the review. When you turned it on, It doesn't seem to loud at all. I think this will be a good addition for my camping gear.

[@trumpingtonfanhurst694]

Cool stuff. $2400 with the addon battery. I initially envisioned having a delta pro 25kw+solar serving my every need, now I realize I'll have to make do with Chin batteries and whatever panels I can liberate from neighbor's roofs.

[@wrangler70jkujeep74]

Pretty neat set up !

[@scottfranson4215]

Thanks Casey 250 , O ya ,needed in Florida

[@joerivs80]

3:04, “some cool features…” aaaahhhhhh, I see what you did there! 😉😉

[@Casey250]

LOL!

[@BSB100022]

The man speaks volumes at 2:43, where he says: "...and there really isn't any good videos kinda showcasing it, *or showing you guys what it does* ..." Yup, he's right. After two weeks and many preorders later, it takes none other than Casey 250 to provide consumers with a "good" video that actually shows what the Wave does and the full components needed to run the thing properly. Not EcoFlow, mind you... but Casey 250.(ok, HOBOTECH gave a little look too on May 12th, but that is splitting hairs). But still here we are, nearly two weeks after Ecoflow's "launch" of the Wave on their "professionally-maintained" website, nearly two weeks after EcoFlow's own breathtakingly vacuous debut video, after nearly two weeks... here comes this KZbin dude to fill the gaping void left by the manufacturer. This says a lot about EcoFlow as a company. I'm actually hoping that the Wave ultimately proves itself to be a great product-- one that I can incorporate into my van build. But EcoFlow has a long way to go in terms of becoming the Shenzhen, China based company in which one can place a lot of trust. Thanks a bunch for this video, Casey 250. Seriously!

[@samp.v.villanueva7280]

It will be very helpful if you make a video in weather at temperatures 100 degrees or higher. When you tested on your next video. Everyone seems to make videos in low temperature weather.

[@Outlaw_Media]

I went to the site to see what you get for the money. Its on sale right now for $1199.00, regular is $1499.00. It DOES NOT COME WITH A BATTERY, you must buy a battery for and additional $899.00 or plug it into a power source to operate. $1800 for the AC and battery right now, or 2400 once the sale is over.......... For an AC unit. If I want to lug around an AC unit this size, I might as well bring my inverter generator with a window until and save a lot of money.

[@Casey250]

Its a slick unit but not for everyone for sure.

[@valmiller4338]

I did compare this with the Zero Breeze and it looks like the Wave beats it in a lot of ways and solar panel charging is one of them.

[@bustinass4367]

good stuff thanks

[@robertedwards7430]

Great video!!!

[@canyonoverland5003]

5:52 Dual hose, that's a bonus. Most people who have single hose units don't realize that they suck hot air into your house/room. Try to explain that to someone and they just get confused or angry.

[@randybobandy9828]

People are dumb... if youbare exhausting air via the AC unit than air has to come from somewhere to replace the exhausted air. That air comes from outside and heats up your living space. Thats why portable AC units are way less efficient for the same rating vs a window or especially a split unit.

[@batvette]

You can easily convert many single hose ACs to dual hose. It depends on how the case is constructed, if there is good isolation of the coils.

[@sky73x]

@@randybobandy9828 While I might be one of the dumb ones, to me it defies logic to have air intake drawing in hot outside air just for the machine to have to work harder to cool the air? In the case of the EcoFlow Wave placing the unit inside a tent/RV, etc - wouldn't it achieve a compound cooling effect by exhausting the unit's hot air to outside (lower rear piping) - but for the hot air intake (upper rear piping) have that draw the cooler from inside for it overall to be cooled more efficiently? Similar to the re-circulation button on a car AC etc?

[@randybobandy9828]

@sky73x no the intake air doesn't mix with the cool air. It simply pulls air over the condenser to cool off the refrigerant that is super hot from being compressed from a gas to a liquid. Using the air inside the tent/room will make that process slightly more effective but the trade off is much worse. You now have created negative pressure in the room which will draw in hot air from outside. The better thing to do is just increase the fan speed over the condensing coil to remove the heat faster. Thats why dual hose portable AC units are superior to single hose units

[@billisnice]

Get a 5000 btu AC, put in a soft start, done. The ZeroBreeze Mark 2 in the hot humid summer in the south will cool your face and maybe a small area. The technology for battery AC is not there yet.

[@MadMaxSHTF]

If you have a 24v battery solar system, you can plug the solar port on the Ecoflow and run it for 11 hours using the potable battery that is on the bottom of the Ecoflow Wave. You would. Need adapter I think it's call mc4. Adapter. This will pump 208 watts of juice into the solar port of the Ecoflow Wave , don't forget to set it for 8 hours to make it last for 11 hours. The guy name HoboTech did it , you should watch his video.

[@zooooooooooooooooooooooooo9533]

It's a plus knowing that I can get this airconditioner and power it with my Delta Pro. Talk about convenience.

[@carltoncain9966]

So this means I can power the Wave indefinitely with the power station and charge it thru the solar panels.

[@JK_cookie00]

It is actually very convenient.

[@brianjordan5629]

It honestly needs a USB-C port which almost all devices charge thru now.

[@clickphotography9422]

Talk about convenience. Thanks Ecoflow.

[@bizkillall]

Thank you for actually doing a video on this. I am deciding on if this is worth spending an extra $600-700 over a regular portable A/C for my truck camper. The main feature for me is the size. It is a lot smaller compared to other units with similar BTU ratings. I only have a truck camper shell, so space is very limited. The other option I am thinking of is finding a way to install a window unit, but havnt come up with a solution yet that would allow me to quickly setup and take down a window unit.

[@Casey250]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bizkillall]

@@Casey250 ended up going ahead and pre-ordering it. After I saw more recent videos showing how it can use around 200watts less when hooked up to DC with a Delta Pro, that is what sold it for me. Can't wait till it ships. Already have the DC adapter and battery cable for my Delta Pro.

[@robertwu1276]

Hi, do you know what to power input from the battery. For example 24v 8a. Just want to check if it's possible to use my own battery to power this one.

[@Cahnrtiosi]

So does it get warm? Is it a heater to if the temp goes to 86 F ?

[@CallsignVega]

I checked the numbers on this thing and they don't add up. The attached battery is only 1kWh. EcoFlow states: "Under cooling mode, how long can Wave battery pack, DELTA Max, and DELTA Pro support the operation of Wave? It depends on the battery you choose to use: Wave add-on battery: 3 hours DELTA Max: 5-6 hours DELTA Pro: 12 hours Note: Assumes average power consumption of 300W per hour for Wave under 26° with the lowest volume of air" The note is huge. The battery only lasts 3 hours at 300 watts usage. 300 watts means the fan is blowing at the lowest setting, and the compressor is only coming on infrequently. If this thing were set to its max cooling mode, I'd bet the attached battery would last less than an hour. To me that is approaching gimmick territory for the price. Not even the DELTRA Pro would allow more than 3-4 hours of constant cold air from this unit. Air conditioning is an energy intensive endeavor, no way around it.

[@something2sea]

Although you're right, in an appropriate-sized room, the compressor won't need to be running all the time. Once the room gets to temperature, it's only coming on every now and then. Would it be nice if it could run the compressor constantly for 5hrs from the built-in battery? Sure! But that doesn't mean it's useless. In a small room it might actually run okay.

[@Dodaniel1986]

​@@something2sea I hope you are right. but actually, you can only set the temperature of blowing out air. it doesn't allow you to set the target temperature for the whole space. it means that the unit stop cooling only because the battery level is not enough for the time you set, not because it reached the target temperature.

[@dont5456]

Could you please tell me the diameter of the hose that fits on the front of the unit. Ecoflow doesn't mention the hose at all on their website. Thank You

[@reginaldwalton]

Will my Ecoflow Mini run this thing? And those hoses come with the unit, right?

[@Dave-ie2pu]

What is exhaust hose diameter? I’m trying to research venting ideas. Thanks!

[@dialaminion]

Could you please tell what is the diameter of the hoses? I ordered the unit and trying to get the right window kit in advance. The website doesn't mention that information anywhere.

[@blacksheepev4519]

I wonder if it could run on 12v in my semi truck

[@LorriFeist]

how much was the battery cost at time of viedo.and in 110 degree weather outside my stand up van could this unit cool van to a 75 degree on its battery or anyother way need honesty

[@paulelliott682]

THE OUTSIDE CASE LOOKS JUST LIKE THEIR LG. & XL PPS UNITS

[@1876Oregon]

If I used this in my Jeep, would it cool it down enough while I’m driving, so I’m not dying on a hot 90-100 degree day, since my wrangler doesn’t have A/C.

[@solarindependentutilitysystems]

Nice !!!

[@user-xz1rl8hr2l]

Purchased: August 2022 - still works GREAT! kzbin.infoUgkxxsUnXhGsSJLim_XnMHyQK0u3XVaW-CGn I live in a studio and during the summer it gets scorching hot - really old building with no ac units. I can’t express how EASY it was to install.This unit has been a life savior during the summer and some days during other seasons where it can still be a bit warm at night. In this small place is my friend, a husky, poodle mix and myself. We need AC - lolI don’t use the dehumidifier option - I’m not sure if it will leak in my house, since I did not install the small draining hose that came with it. May look into it late but I don’t worry about much humidity in the apartment.I don’t understand why the negative reviews since all things mentioned, I personally did not find issues with. Definitely worth it!

[@johngarber4051]

Is it degrees or Celsius you're talkin about

[@williamdthomas9968]

wave is learning Zero Breeze Mark 2, but only the external ones,

[@karlhouser2921]

This Wave just blew the Zero Breeze out of the water with the 4000BTUs as compared with the Zero Breeze's 2300BTUs.

[@pmurphy12667]

Nice

[@jnsky1249]

I am still waiting to see a real world setup of this in a vehicle. My main concern is the diameter and length of the hoses...which is why I haven't purchased one yet. It sees like the hoses are not long enough to reach to a window in a van.

[@mcp2142]

Just buy a extension bro at home depot or Lowes

[@jedidiah5131]

I like how everyone that has been promoting these has been told to skip over the evaporation system and how it actually works...Most people us an ac because of humid and hot conditions. My point is you will probably need to have that hose attached and have it running into a container every time you use it? I guess its not a great selling point...and if you don't have the battery how long of a cord can you get or does this unit have to be right next to you Delta pro?

[@spartywarriors]

Have you used off grid yet?

[@SVEverydaysailor]

Can you run some cool times using max cooling on the battery and also the delta max via DC?

[@Casey250]

I will look for opportunities to use it in some heat over the summer.

[@jeffreyt3468]

If you're in a small camper and dont use the exhaust hose going outside, does it put out a lot of hot air in the back?

[@antniocris9744]

You Must exhaust it outside otherwise there would be no benefit in fact you would not be able to stay in there long!

[@ruinsmars9859]

It is 1200 watts and that will drains you battery right out fast. It uses 100 Amps at 12 volts.

[@bradgrand79]

Was curious about battery life, how long do you think it would run if the compressor was going the entire night?

[@MrSamoXz]

I have the same question

[@TheWinwin4all]

$1,200 out the door price right now on ebay with $100 off offer.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Wait....why would you draw hot outside air into the A/C unit? It should be circulated from the inside air so the unit doesn't have to work so hard.

[@justincalhoun91]

The air intake and exhaust is for the condenser, the cooling air is recirculated.

[@Andy-df5fj]

Air conditioners are most efficient when the hot side is cooled with outside air. When you use inside air to cool it, that expelled air now creates a low pressure area that sucks in hot outside air through all cracks and crevices. So you are essentially trading cold air for outside air that you now have to cool again.

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

@@Andy-df5fj Ahhhhh....No.

[@Andy-df5fj]

@@TrulyUnfortunate Yes. Look up for yourself to understand: Portable Air Conditioner Dual Hose VS Single hose.

[@alandavis9697]

Might as well buy a rooftop ac unit for that price

[@gwot]

ehhh but that's not portable. But if you don't need it to be portable, sure.

[@jasonthemason1971]

I got the early bird preorder - $999.00. I didn’t order the battery. Should be plenty of air conditioning for my ambulance rv.

[@Vanessa-119]

I know you briefly touched on the charging of the battery. But can you explain how you charge the additional battery? Is it only by solar? Is it DC charging only? Do I need another EcoFlow unit to charge the additional battery on the Wave?

[@Casey250]

When you power the Wave (DC or AC) it charges the attached battery.

[@dougjacy]

So if I use this on my boat to cool the aft cabin at night I could attach a 12 volt cord to unit from main battery bank on boat and extend the units own battery? Does it take 12 or 24 volt?

[@MrBofficial0913]

Can you use both ac and solar at the same time?

[@Casey250]

If there is battery charge yes. If no battery you can run the fan directly off solar.

[@morecowbell235]

I've done a lot of camping over the years - tent, RV and popup, and 4000 BTU's isn't going to cool much of anything..

[@MS-kh2je]

How is this compared to the zero breeze?

[@Casey250]

I've never use the zero breeze. I would compare this with being comparable to a normal house hold AC unit for cooling.

[@foodpornchef6484]

Damn you making me buying more wth 🤦‍♂️ 🤦‍♀️ wth. Now I need one lmao 🤣

[@KPHVAC]

I love the idea of this unit but 4,000 BTU is a really small output. It would be good for SUV or tent camping. I hope they come out with a larger unit that can kick out 8,000 or 10,000 BTU's. A small 10'x10' bedroom often needs 6,000+ BTU's for AC, and that's for a house with insulation.

[@michaelscalisi4316]

I think anything larger would defeat the point of this unit. A 10,000 BTU unit would just take too much power and couldn't run very long at all using batteries. Also, for the money, if you just need something for the house, there are much better options.

[@KPHVAC]

@@michaelscalisi4316 I get your point but 4,000 BTU's might not be enough to cool down a SUV or Van.

[@CHEECHMUN]

Your Vette is RAD!!!

[@Casey250]

Thanks!

[@CHEECHMUN]

@@Casey250 YW!

[@hebe4772]

The size is large, even more than a small window machine, also 38.58 lbs is unfriendly, it's not portable at all, curious that is it suitable for outdoor use with its high power consumption?

[@batvette]

Its not battery powered any more! Was about to pull the trigger on this a couple months ago then the sales rep got back to me and they told me the "add on battery" was discontinued. Its native voltage is 24v, so my 12v lifepo4 batteries arent going to do it. Id have to use an AC inverter to power it so at that point why not use a home portable AC?

[@user-xg9rb5ko3h]

Midea Duo & A-iPower AP5000V 5000-Watt Gas Powered Portalable Generator, AP5000, 5000 WATT, Oranage

[@Dodaniel1986]

They have a timer on it and claim that the Ecoflow wave can last 8 hours. The truth is that the additional battery can only last 2.5hrs in cooling mode. but 5.5hrs in fan-only mode. it's funny. and I really doubt that anyone can be fooled by their misleading content. plus, I also notice that the size and weight, and EER are similar to the other household A/C units which are way cheaper.

[@hermanjonkers4504]

One thing not mentioned with these portable ac's is that turning them around makes them a heater as well..

[@marcellowithtwols]

Not criticizing the presenter, just the product. Why don’t these things have a heat mode? AC just needs to run in a reverse cycle and you have a complete portable hvac. Do tents not get cold at night? Hard to believe no one thought of a heater use case with camping gear.

[@Casey250]

they just announced the wave 2 with built in heat pumps for efficient heating as well. and I agree heat would be very useful

[@tracannon]

I think it's okay. I use a portable ac on a inverter in my semi truck. approximately 6,000 btu. It never shuts off through out the night. A little to pricey to me. The battery is way to expensive. I wonder how many charges the battery get? If you want the latest gadgets, then go for it. There are better deals out there, for the same output. No shade, to reviewer, you did a good job marketing.

[@bosleylogisticsllc8244]

Can you tell me which ac you have and details how it works? I’m a trucker as well looking to save

[@tracannon]

@@bosleylogisticsllc8244 The ac, which I use is called a Gree. I believe it was purchased from Home Depot. It's not the best to me, but it keeps the truck from being hot at night. You have to put the inverter on energy saver or it'll shutdown on you. You just have to set everything up and keep enough fuel for your inverter.

[@turboman2019]

$1500 for the portable a/c and $2k for the Ecoflow generator and we are within $200-300 from a $4k expenditure,I like the technology but the price is 50% too high.

[@gary860]

I hope EcoFlow will add some functionality to the attached battery. If the Wave breaks, the $800 to $900 battery is useless. The majority of people will only be running the Wave during the summer. The battery will serve no purpose the rest of the year. It would have been easy for EcoFlow to add charging ports for a cellphone, laptop, or tablet. I think they rushed this product out without thinking it through. If you don’t have a Max or a Pro, I wouldn’t buy it until they give the battery more functionality. It is too expensive with the battery for the few times it will be used in a year.

[@SolGuy42]

It gives off heat… just turn it around.

[@timrollins1015]

If you have completely tested it then why are you saying how good it is, and they are selling out fast, and there is a discount? It deflates your review.

[@bionicnomad24]

Nice! Probably expensive

[@qiaozhou4106]

it is expensive, 1499 for the AC itself, and 899 for the add-on battery😅

[@Outlaw_Media]

Its on sale right now for $1199.00, regular is $1499.00. It DOES NOT COME WITH A BATTERY, you must buy a battery for and additional $899.00 or plug it into a power source to operate. $1800 for the AC and battery right now, or 2400 once the sale is over.......... For an AC unit.

[@bionicnomad24]

@@Outlaw_Media ouch that hurt my feelings

[@jerroddooley374]

Hell no, definitely not worth it. Go with a mini split and put some solar on top. I've always used a little ice chest, fan, and directional vent.

[@nomadicsasquatch3663]

Why not test venting with a tent or inside a vehicle showing practical field testing? whats the point if ur not showing how we would use it?? UR NOT GIVING A TRUE REVIEW IN USE!

[@Casey250]

Its not a review. Just a product walk thru as there was a lot of questions about it. I don't generally review products.

[@kevin3434343434]

400 watt solar panels and you are excited you are getting 200 watts out of them? Not a good look.

[@Casey250]

I rarely see solar panels go beyond 50 or 60% of their rating where I am.

[@raybon7939]

Thanks for people like you who show shit like this to everyone not for people like you it would be hard to buys anything that's not familiar.

[@Irene-fu6gj]

1200 watts for 4000 btu is not accurate!!! It might reflect hard start!!!

[@UnwindingRoads]

Looks "cool"!!!!!

[@joerivs80]

😂🤣😂🤣 Teddy, you blew it! 😂🤣😂🤣

[@UnwindingRoads]

@@joerivs80 😂

[@Casey250]

Get out of here you guys and your dad jokes.

[@joerivs80]

@@Casey250 I know, I know, they’re kinda old and grey.

[@UnwindingRoads]

@@Casey250 ok fine "AC 250" 😂

[@hinhvu8536]

waiting my time for nothing review ! All you have to do is read from the manual but you don’t even do that well ! what is this maximum wattage it consumes is the information

[@hinhvu8536]

and price you bought it for ?bad bad bad video that you make ! it’s just for bad waisting time viewing

[@Irene-fu6gj]

"​ @EcoFlow The problem is it being electric versus disposing of the heat to boil the nitrogen that spins the compressor concentrating the heat to above water boiling temperature or in a hybrid design (all rights reserved!) uses the incredible forces of boiling nitrogen to tear water apart into gas and release that vapor perhaps only the hydrogen keeping the oxygen to charge your batteries lol. There are not good small generators nor did you allow mechanical energy input to this machine which is not hard. The silent revolution of controlling btu allows analog drive as well- i.e. pedalled chillers. Water is VERY cheap to use as a source of tremendous heat deprived vapor. Turning it into it's high mass state- mist, steam, fog, saps huge amounts of heat which is how we cool but not so much ever with machines, just sweaty mounds of wool where it is 130 degrees now over our bodies and our beards etc. I hope your product makes people think about how absurd it is to need dry air to evaporate water off there skin- water they have to drink!!! Vacuum ICe technology, is not controlled. It's common not yet enough sense but can't be policed, was sold for a mere billion and no longer distills water etc.. no longer makes snow for extended skiiing sessions. Liquid nitrogen can be sold at every walmart instead of dry ice in a heartbeat. Windmills can make it instad of obsolete electricity duh. It can be taken to shore cheaply in insulated hoses currently used to offload LNG. One of the four letter corporations makes that hose and trades most volatile. Heat is energy. Don't ask how to power an air conditier- ask what work you need done? BOILING NITROGEN IS WORK DUH!!! Spinning the compressor to increase the temperature of the heat you are removing is work!!! By concentrating heat you boil far less nitrogen aka cool more efficiently? TRACK THIS!!!! Stardard compressors depend upon cool air massive amounts because of feeble motors.... But ironically nitrogen can make room heat radiantly hot aka like a incondescent lightbul nearly say so you dcon't waste work blowing air lol Some argue such concentration is inefficient and of course that depends minimal efficiency gains but they are free so why not? 4,000 btu is a high number because of the insane way you are cooling to customer. By properly cooling people you can reduce the N demands to those liters easally condensed at home duh especially if wind etc. power is available. imagine a pressure cooker except goal is keeping metal bottom cold.... suck from vent on lid that causes water to 'boil' anytime you put water ina cnotainer and reduce the presssure it will evaporate faster and faster!! Get colder and colder!! water is too cheap to bother condensing but is also far cheaper to condense then some battery powered shindig like this unit!!! ironically when distilling water the pump is as large as possible. but again massive output our goal is to keep a few humans below overheating i.e. provide cooler then them material..... ]and we run hot!!! Going into 50's or below is insane waste 80's are chilly duh!!! CONTACT NOT AIR!! air can be chillng above body temp of course if you condense the sweat before it increased the humidity! But condensing sweat wtih ultralow temps is no tnecessary if the sweat is not from our body. but int he dam pan with ethe lid pistons can do both one piston can like burning hydrogen turn all the liguid into gas/water but instead water into vapor duh.... another piston (outside or against surface that radiates duh) can pump the heat out of vapor by compressing it to liquid i call that snapping it water is like that ... bubble wrap or a clothing snap instead of noise heat and when you unsnap your coat it feels cold right? SO does the snap when it is the phase of water forcing it to take more space .. not using the dam weight of our atmospher to push water into such a crowded situation all hte heat and some mass explodes out of it and then it seems like a liquid.... like yoiu could squirt it in outerspace!!! wrong it's molecules stuck together by miles of air a drop forced to take a spindle sewing term... an according can evaporate a drop of water by creating space for it to be vapor when you stick you hand into a bottle with a low pressure you don't need water in there nor a draft!!! The sweat leaves your skin as vapor fast! Put pressure socks on yoru feet and ankles but that are porous to sweat... ]and again remove the air around that allows sweat to be liquid and yoru cool refrigerants being used indirectly are not how you micro the world into not overheating dry air prevents evaporation duh just like wet air!!! LESS AIR! Very low amount of vacuum even do the trick to go below 98 so few btu so few square inches of water surface with simulated "HIGHER ALTIGUDE DUH" Store water vapor for later condensiing even thta's also cheap so littel need be turned to vapor to keep you cool all day long duh a roomful"? do the math dry cleaner bags full? more like it!! all vapor in outerspace is conserved it is easy to pull on pistons in outerspace if you have airpressure on one side duh yet for decades we ignore what we knew and applied"

[@t.c.3027]

I'm not sure if the engineers for EcoFlow comprehended all that!!

[@Irene-fu6gj]

@@t.c.3027 being sure would be a mistake yes

[@Vanessa-119]

You lost me when you started typing. What are you trying to prove? How smart you are? The average person can’t understand you! WTH! Save your comments for the peanut gallery. All I hear is verbal diarrhea. If you are legit, where are your videos of cooling methods? Or are you just hiding behind your keyboard making fun of others?

[@domkelly1972]

How well it cools is nothing to do with conditions. The device has a maximum cooling capacity. What is it? It will be known by the factory how much the percentage reduction of temperature could be. Can this device take in air at 100f and cool it to say 70 in a smallish tent or room.. Conditions are irrelevant.. can it go from 110f to 75f? Again conditions are irrelevant. The only factor is can it get to between 71 to 74f in summer? The only condition is size of room but 4000 btu is a lot, so big claims need to be backed up by evidence. If this device can only cool a room to 74f because the incoming air is 75f then it's crap. Conditions have nothing to do with it. Show us the sliding scale of efficiency for the device..the factory will have it .

[@YouTubecensored]

Looks like trash if it has no vent out

[@RustyCyler]

No. Just no.

[@HansCSchellenberg]

Battery powered air conditioner 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@user-ui1cv6nl4i]

Thia types of unit are stupid overpriced for what mostly cant do, as advertised.

[@timrollins1015]

Too much promo crap.

[@jinoh7418]

Eh.... I'll wait another 10 years for better tech.

[@mikec.8556]

Not worth the money and I own many ecoflow products.

[@igor1126]

Garbage. I returned mine.