Air-Conditioned Insulated Tent | Zero Breeze Tent Air Conditioner

[@l.b.3148]

If you had a portable solar battery with, you could be running that for free while the sun is out. Once the temp dropped, I'd ride it out to the lowest mode.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Agreed! Would make a nice way to keep it running!

[@l.b.3148]

@@micahpowers2614 How you use it is key. You can have it on a lower cooling setting, or put the tent in a more shaded location. This would save usage on the battery from the start. But this video was to test it out, on full bore to see how well it works. That same ecco flow model works well on just the fan for a longer time with the battery. Another KZbinr I watch uses the same machine daily. The cooling function is the energy suck. Which is to be expected.

[@joshkrause2977]

You cannot run anything directly off a solar panel.

[@gabriellobo25]

I would used the Delta 2 power station with 2 400watts solar panels and I would be set for a hole night and day

[@milesd2781]

Maybe you could fully charge it during the day to run it at night. Wouldn't keep up running during the day.

[@customlioness7372]

I was so happy to see another video from you because I’m having a rough time right now with my son and I just wanted to tell you thank you, your videos always make me feel better! GOD Bless all who read this!!❤🙏

[@stangreen4134]

I got a teenager son myself and as a single parent it’s been a heck of a challenge. I wish you the best.

[@kishascape]

Spank your kids folks.

[@AquaTech225]

Bought one for this for this exact reason. An paired it with the Bluetti AC200 2,000WH solar generator and 4 of their PV200 solar panels. An 50’ solar panel wires to be able to have the panels out in the sun an have enough wire to keep the battery bank in the tent with the air. Because the solar generator and the the zero breeze battery. From the couple times I got to give it a run. I basically can run it to some degree the entire night. And out of the 230or so watts it uses at full cooling. Out of 800 watts of panels. Knock some off for loss. On a good day it’s bringing in enough to run it and a couple hundred over refilling the battery bank. Still haven’t gotten to catch it on some long summer days without much cloud coverage. But I definitely was able to get the first night a full run. An that the next night a long majority running on the lower cool vs the mad cool. So what I’m looking to do now is to pick up an Lifepo4 50Ah battery to add do the mix if needed be. Unfortunately I didn’t get the temps I wanted. I need to pick up an insulated tent. I used a standard tent. But bought a few moving blankets to throw over the tent. Between the tent an fly. But really want to again with a insulated tent an attaching maybe 1-2 think Mylar space blankets to the roof to reflect some. But as it was the way it was. With the nozzle aimed onto us. Me an the wife was good. Used a 6 person tent.

[@melissasmess2773]

I bought land in the mountains, best air conditioning I have ever had. It’s 50F in the morning and low 70’s in late afternoon.😍

[@BaumOutdoors]

That is for sure the best!! Nothing like the mountain air!

[@Nefertiti0403]

Omg I’m envious ❤ I can’t wait to move west! I love the mountains

[@bobbybusz3763]

The only piece of land I'll ever own is a 6by 6 when I'm dead

[@CajunWolffe]

@@bobbybusz3763 To be honest, I doubt you really own that plot. If you're wealthy, sure, you get to pick even, but poor working-class plebs are given the illusion of choice.

[@raggar101]

Live in a cabin or van etc?

[@thefinchoutdoors3438]

Definitely a game changer. Battery life is very impressive. Nice product overview very detailed.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you my friend! It will be nice to cool the tent down before bed haha

[@FranBushardt]

It Should for that Price YIKES!

[@ginajones3963]

I've bought it and it works great in my tent and cools even better with the addition of a layer of heat shielding film.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Perfect! Thanks for sharing!

[@retiredfirefighteruk]

Ideal for cooling tent an hour before bed and on low during night👍

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yup! That’s what it’s probably best for! Thanks my friend! Hope your well 😊

[@retiredfirefighteruk]

@@BaumOutdoors feeling great Kenny, just organised last of 3 trips to the USA 🇺🇸 between October and May. Doing our 35th trip to Vegas in October.March we are doing NYC for the first time.Then we have just organised and booked 21 nights next May Stan Franks Disco to Palm Springs to Vegas to Bryce Canyon to Monument Valley to South Rim Grand Canyon to finish off back in Lost Wages🥳🥳🥳🥳🎰🎰🎰🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Peter-o3o]

Ikr

[@chrisj8822]

Using Refletix (silver coated bubble wrap) as a cover over the tent will stop the sun from turning it into a greenhouse. I made one for our Coleman cabin tent and it made a huge difference. Refletix can be cut and joined together using aluminum foil tape.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Very interesting idea! I like that! Might have to see what I can come up with as well! Is it easy to find?

[@chrisj8822]

@@BaumOutdoors Home Depot sells their version of it. About $50 for a 48"x25"roll.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks so much!

[@DoritosResidue]

I use reflectix to insulate a portable ac hose. And man it makes it a ton more efficient since those hoses radiates so much heat. I vouch for this brand of insulation it has many uses. I do pitch a tarp over my tent and that makes a difference in temp as well

[@mikethemechanic7395]

I use a 12x12 canopy over each tent in the summer.

[@lindahansen6088]

What a”cool” review! I remember tent camping in the summer years ago and it would get sooo hot in that tent! This air conditioner would have been a game changer! A fun informative video!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes! It will make all the difference on them hot summer nights! God bless you Linda!

[@jeanettanorton5646]

Another enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing this with me. Hello from Indiana USA and this 62 year old lady

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! 😊 so grateful to have you join me on my adventure 😊😊

[@michaeldesilvio221]

This is what people need in the tent cities. It would literally save people's lives.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Agreed

[@AquaTech225]

Yeah but at $1k each to have that. They probably wouldn’t be in tent city

[@caregivermom57]

Your videos are the best. You always impress with your content, you make me smile with all your new ideas. Your ac you tried seemed to work better than you would think. Thank you for taking us with you on your tent ac review. The verses at the end of videos give me peace. God bless you and your beautiful family. Until next video, stay safe,stay cool and thank your family for sharing you with us.❤❤❤

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you Linda! It worked very well and made for a comfortable time! Appreciate you as always! God bless!

[@QuintonEmersonMorgan]

As a rooftop tent camping lover, I was stuck choosing between Mark 2 and Wave 2. Thanks to the awesome video by the KZbinr, I realized that Mark 2's cooling performance is perfect for my tent. Plus, its portability is a game-changer, solving my space constraints. I've made the smart decision to go with Mark 2! Thanks, KZbinr, for helping me out!

[@theloneriderzadventures]

Wjere do u buy an insulated tent?

[@jkj9404]

Lol for sure not a bot....

[@Hermanos22]

This bot😂

[@QuintonEmersonMorgan]

😂@@Hermanos22

[@rudridz]

Yeah this comment is written similar to a bot style account. Honestly it makes me question the validity of this review now

[@nancycarden2469]

That is such a nice piece of equipment. It will make camping in the summer so much more enjoyable

[@BaumOutdoors]

Ageed! It will make those hot summer nights more pleasant for sure. Thank you for joining me! 😊

[@ShirleyGoode-in7hi]

Hi Kenny it’s great to see u trying out your new air conditioner looks amazing keep them coming stay safe and God Bless u and family 🙏❤️

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! It made for a comfortable night sleep! Have a wonderful weekend 😊

[@brokenmedic9133]

This would be an awesome idea for car camping and trying to keep cool. I don’t want to run the SUV all day and night and this is a game changer!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Agreed!!

[@hWat-Ever]

Get a hybrid.

[@Graystock1874]

I wish these had been around years ago! Tent camping in the summer has never been my favorite thing because of the heat. This looks like a great thing to have. Especially with your Crua tent! Thanks for doing a product review of this Kenny 😊

[@BaumOutdoors]

I couldn’t agree more Amy! Summer time is nice but not in a hot tent lol I’ll be using this for sure! Hope you are well 😊😊

[@GoonyMclinux]

I used a small window unit and a power inverter decades ago.

[@pickleeggs3340]

why you camping in the heat then lol

[@sneat2028]

This AC is over 1k! I'll pass!

[@alicegamble6145]

Wow. Thats the way to go camping. That would make camping a much better experience.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Agreed! I think I will be using this a lot for them hot summer nights!

[@sewdutch2]

Thanks for showing! I had not heard of this thing yet. It would also be great to have in the car, when I leave the dog in the car.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes! It could work to keep the car cool for sure! Good idea 😊

[@itsjubilee2012]

You are always living your best camping life. :) Camping with AC. Love it. Blessings to you and your family.

[@BaumOutdoors]

It was nice and cool! Thanks for joining me 😊

[@michaelstora70]

I experimented with my ambulance to camper conversion which is 74 square feet in back. It works great in the shade or night. 2300 BTU is only equal to about 8 square feet of sunlight so the sun wins the battle during the day in a tent or vehicle. I have piped the air into a raincoat which works great even in the sun. I plan to try a perforated pipe in a sleeping bag. Btw icing in an AC system is usually due to low refrigerant. I bought an open box unit from an overstock-type company for around $560 (without battery--my vehicle is 24V). The first one iced when run 4-6 hours. They just sent me another and now I have 2. The second one does not ice. I use the first in the cab running off alternator and allow it to de-ice on stops and I use the other in the back overnight.

[@teresaverrell2548]

Hi Kenny , WOW ! The machine is amazing and I would love one . Your so funny putting it in your shirt . I would do that to , I don’t handle heat well . Thanks for showing us this port. AC. Looking forward to next adventure . Enjoy rest of weekend . 😊

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! It definitely kept me cool! Haha thanks so much for joining me 😊

[@daniellemroz8548]

I taped mylers reflective blankets outside onto my tent once when it was so hot not even being in the water in the shade would help. It. Worked so well, with a battery operated fan and a good book I was kicking back feet up and chillin.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Great idea!!

[@teres6016]

Good, a must-have for summer camping. Thank you for your introduction. Very detailed.

[@BaumOutdoors]

I agree! Will be a great tool for them hot summer nights!

[@stephaniewakeham4131]

That air-conditioner is a good bit of kit. With the inner tent you could cool it down and then run the unit only on fan, which would circulate the cool air and save your battery life. 😁 Great review! 🙋‍♀️

[@BaumOutdoors]

That would be a smart way of doing it! Might have to try that 😊

[@stephaniewakeham4131]

Sounds like a plan 🤣🤣🤣

[@elteescat]

The hose inside the shirt is the best! Lol. I bet that thing is a dream to camp with!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Haha it was a “personal cooler” for sure haha! 😂

[@elteescat]

@@BaumOutdoors haha! Maybe next time you can wear something like an oversized wind-breaker shell and put the hose inside!!

[@BaumOutdoors]

😂😂 that would be hilarious! Just might have to do that! Maybe a large poncho.. I’d look like Mr kool-aid! 😂

[@elteescat]

@@BaumOutdoors 🤣🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@Jensterable]

@@BaumOutdoorsor pillsbury dough boy,or the Michelin tire mascot.

[@MUSIC-MARY]

GREEN grass and trees everywhere, beautiful!!!

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

The video is incredibly cool, informative, and enjoyable! I couldn't help but smile throughout the entire watch. Thank you for sharing it! Stay cool with ZERO BREEZE!

[@DanteYewToob]

Do you guy’s finance? I have cancer and nerve damage and something like this could really help me enjoy some outdoor activities in FL where I live… I’m guessing it’s pretty expensive, but that’s not really a complaint when it works well, it’s clearly got expensive batteries and tech inside.. I’m sure it’s worth it, I just don’t know if I can afford what I assume is 1000$ or more all at once. Seriously though, this is a really cool product.. I’ve seen some really bad products trying to solve the same problem and making one that works in that form factor and size is impressive!

[@Dang993]

Excited to check out the video since it was just posted a little bit ago! Awesome content and helps ease my mind. I’m a very stressed out person and your videos are the thing that help calm me and feeling at peace. Thank you so much!!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Hi Daniel! So glad the content helps in some way! This one is a bit of a review video so not my typical adventure video. I’ll have a regular video next weekend! God bless!

[@joeljacotmba]

Thanks!

[@andrea6421]

That’s a neat little gadget there! Thanks for the review! God Bless you! 😊

[@BaumOutdoors]

I think it will be nice to have for these hot summer nights!

[@gtm624]

That’s a cool unit. No pun intended lol. It’s giving a solid 20-25 degree delta which is pretty normal in the ac world. Of course if you cool it that cold it will freeze. It will start to freeze once your tent temp hits about 50/53 degrees. I would have liked to see monitoring of the RH. Relative humidity. Also there should be a filter in both of the intakes. Especially for the condenser side (outside air). 2300 btu-500 per person gives a net of about 1800 btus of cooling while in the tent. Enough to get the job done in a decent sized tent. I like it.

[@Peter-o3o]

Ikr

[@bonilsson3161]

If you use it in a larger tent but where peak temp goes up to 80-85f instead of over 100 f, and you can keep it in shade all time I think it should do ok. So its very much the circumstances determing the usefulnes.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Very true. I think it might work well in the shade. Definitely would be different in certain circumstances.

[@sujanhundal8090]

Congratulations on 112K subs you’re doing amazingly awesome 👏 🎉❤keep up the good work!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you!!! 😊😊

[@sujanhundal8090]

@@BaumOutdoors wow I just congratulated you 3 days for achieving 112k and now you have 113 k incredible 🥰👏🎉🎂❤️👍😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🛌keep up the excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!you are going to be a star ⭐️ ☺️

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you!! Your support is helping the channel grow 😊😊

[@johnb6852]

Hey Kenny, John from up north in Canada. Another great one. Camping with Kenny is a whole new ball game, not like the old days having to rough it outside in the elements. Wow have things changed. Great review on the air conditioner. That sure would be a handy unit to have. You sure do some amazing things while camping. I think you should design something, maybe solar power and have a similar item except one that heats as well as cools. A climate control feature would be nice. That way all you have to do is plug in the unit, set the temperature and enjoy. Imagine in the winter not having to look for firewood. Thanks again for taking the time to create these great videos for all to enjoy. Take care and God bless my friend.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you John! That would be nice to have for sure! Who knows what they will invent next lol appreciate you joining me! God bless!

[@yvonnemassey3658]

I'm such a wimp when it comes to high temps so I was really excited when I saw the link to this video but alas, we have a large tent that is not insulated. But no worries I will save my camping trips for the fall, it's cooler, less bugs and not as many people about. I couldn't justify the price on my budget anyways. Very cool (no pun intended) item Kenny. Thanks for sharing it with us. I hope to see you enjoying it again soon. God Bless.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! I don’t handle the hot days of summer well so I’m hopeful to use this unit to cool me down! It is better to camp on the cooler days of fall though. I love my winter camping haha

[@brunomarz1000]

@10:13 as a certified HVAC/R technician, cold air does not escape. Heat travels to cold so that’s means the hot air is running in. Remember guys temp and pressure goes hand in hand. High temp high pressure, low temp low pressure. The higher pressure wins

[@Toms_Bright_Ideas]

Kenny the picture of you with a hose from an AC unit reminds me of a story, an Army Story. So I was stationed at Ft Bliss TX which is west of the El Paso Airport. Our training area was about a 1/2 hour north in an area just south of White Sands Missile Range in south central New Mexico. You can imagine the dry heat there. Theoretically we could have "buttoned up," or closed our hatches and driven inside with the periscope lens but in all my driving my FISTV I never did this. I had a crew helmet on with a radio headset inside it and I wore a jumpsuit or coveralls. Right next to my driver's station was the air filtration unit where one would connect their gas mask if we had to. Most of the time we never wore gas masks unless we were dismounted (which wasn't very good training, but they must have known the equipment they gave us was probably more dangerous to use during training). In my opinion most of that wasn't well thought out, like the MOPP suit didn't have a place to go the bathroom. So while we were in the vehicle I remember sticking the connecting hose into my coveralls/jumpsuit and cranking the AC or the heat, most of the time it was the former. I almost flipped our track in West Germany because of it. The unit switch was just over my left shoulder and my Sgt asked me to turn it off and I couldn't reach it with my left hand so I flipped it with my right and I took my eyes off the road for a sec and when I came back we were headed for the woods and I did an overcorrection and it fishtailed a few times but I think I had it on one side of the track for a fraction of a second.

[@CoBeau29]

Howdy Kenny! Really love the zero Breeze air conditioner unit. would really have liked to have had that on a few times on my camping trips. Very nice unit. Thanks for sharing this! Love love to you and the family! See you soon on the next adventure! 🤗🧡👍🏻

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks! It was nice! Definitely something to use on them hot summer nights 😊

[@koleve4]

Im really happy you included regular units and not just freedom units!

[@pursuitforadventure]

Great video! I bet this unit would be a good one for someone with an RV that doesn't have AC or the AC unit no longer works. Great review!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Ya! It could be a great option!

[@SirFoodie1904]

It’s also good for truck drivers too. As a long haul trucker there were times when my truck A/C were just blowing hot air while having to shut down in the middle of the desert like Mojave Desert, and Phoenix Desert 118 degrees heat. When you ran out of hours to drive and stuck in the desert, it’s not something you want to experience.

[@mattmanjack]

I've had mine two years and never had it freeze out but I never run it on max.makes van life a lot more comfortable.

[@lizsanabria5541]

Hope you are having a great weekend thank you for another great video and your opinion on this new product that will come in handy on those really hot nights God Bless and thank you 🙏💙🩵

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks!! It was a fun adventure 😊 really appreciate you joining me! God bless!

[@wolfgangmikeleit4630]

Hi dear Kenny, this thing is amazing! I didn't expect it to be so effective. A really cool product! Right at the moment I could need such a thing, because we are expecting temps. around the 100s... and in the afternoon we expect severe thunderstorms with possible tornadoes! It's gonna be a turbulent afternoon...! Many greetings and God bless to all of you, yours, Wolfgang. 🥵

[@BaumOutdoors]

Hope your doing well Wolfgang!! Hope you are staying cool 😊

[@wolfgangmikeleit4630]

@@BaumOutdoors Dear Kenny, I'm doing well, most of the thunderstorms surprisingly moved around the Wuppertal area...! Don't know why, it's amazing! Thanks God it is like that. Best regards, God bless, yours, Wolfgang. 💫👋

[@HR-wd6cw]

It works if you have an insulated tent. a normal tent may not see as much of a decrease in temperature though. So yes it works, if you have the right conditions and equipment (insulated tent). However this is good for those who want to sleep with a bit more comfort and if you happen to get a campsite that has electrical for example. Personally I just use battery powered fans as they aren't as a loud and can still keep you relatively cool even on hot nights, and you don't need a power outlet (most of these especailly the ones that run on battery power, can only run for maybe 4 hours before depleting their battery, but if you get an AC powered one that can be better, but they are also quite expensive).

[@robmechanic]

Great review. Being I’m in South Florida in the warmer months I’ll camp with a generator and a stand up 110v portable ac. Cool machine but not practical for me. My best regards to you and your amazing family! 🙏🏻❤️

[@BaumOutdoors]

It definitely is a must in your location! I would do the same! This small unit will be nice for my small tents on a hot night but that’s all it will be used for 👍

[@wanderlust62]

Best unit I've seen! It would be nice if they could change the shape and size of the two hoses. More flat would help when placing between zippered doors. I like how compact it is!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Very good point! Might be able to find something to replace them.

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Thanks for your support and suggestion! We will take that into consideration.

[@pepsilove6306]

@@BaumOutdoors given the size of the exhaust and intake vents, you can find home floor vent adaptors in the ductwork section at home depot. to fit it, round end goes on the tube, the little rectangle part that normally would be on ya floor in a house, does out the tent door.

[@wanderlust62]

@@pepsilove6306 Yes!

[@javaskull88]

In a pinch, you could pile clothes over that hole.

[@MegaSusanc]

Awesome as always Kenny. This is a pretty cool AC. Thank you for giving such a full detailed and honest review. That's one of the reasons why I love your channel because you give honest reviews when you do them. You don't hype up the product just because they sent it to you for free, like some other channels I've seen, they don't even test the product out they show it and say it's the greatest item ever. "Ugh" But you are truly honest. You're a good man Kenny. Please don't ever change. Thank you for bringing us along with you on your awesome adventures. KEEP ADVENTURING GOD BLESS YOU 🤗HUGS🤗

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you!! I had a good time testing out the AC! So thankful for it! It will come in handy 😊 thanks for always joining me! God bless!

[@gloriadepietro2892]

Wow, that’s awesome! Enjoy 😎🏕️ God Bless You and keep you safe in his peace.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you!! 😊 God bless you!

[@southerncooker6475]

Great video! I trust you to be totally honest with us! Good review!

[@BaumOutdoors]

It worked fantastic in this scenario! I’ll test it with a non insulated tent next time!

[@lidiahumble9177]

Awesome AC. That's beautiful land. blessings. 🙏🏻

[@BaumOutdoors]

It was a great spot! Thanks for joining me 😊

[@beetlegirlrb7720]

Brilliant review Kenny! Looking forward to seeing you use it on one of your camps! xx

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you!! Can’t wait to use it out on an adventure!

[@ThatCarGuyYT]

I’ve got one similar , I run it 1 hour before going to sleep when the sun is down and then put it in sleep mode . It lasts 1 night ice cold or 2 nights comfortable (24 C) . And i use solar to charge it during day. That’s a game changer

[@billace90]

Great test, Kenny. Very useful personal a/c for camping! Also liked the South American cumbia instrumental piece at the end!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks! I think it will work well for me 👍

[@peteashworth8882]

Wow cool looking air conditioner for a tent.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Worked well!

[@LindaStein-ze8bk]

Cool gadget Kenny. Sure makes sleeping a little more comfortable on the road.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes! It definitely will keep me more cozy on the hot nights!

[@kurtz260]

Honestly unless im sick im not sitting in a tent baking in the sun during daytime anyhow. Like you said it would change the game for sleeping, so i would start it in the late afternoon/evening to cool it off for sleep. Also would help in my truck as im waiting for parts for the a/c lol. Honestly, for the cost of an ac system in a vehicle, this may be affordable enough to just use it for the few weeks a year you need it

[@Billie_Marie_]

Great video, as usual ... Love a good air conditioner! A/C is a must on these hot summer days!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! I think it will come in handy a lot this summer!

[@tammydee9700]

Always enjoy you vids!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you Tammy 😊

[@carolwelcome2882]

Wouldn't mind having something like this to use where I live😊 Overall, it seems like a great little gadget to have when camping on very hot days.

[@BaumOutdoors]

It was nice to keep the tent cool!

[@jacobbaird383]

All that kitty tearing up in hot tent ⛺️ for years and finally my prayers been answered hallelujah

[@tevyeb]

And, for only $2,000 +/- for the air conditioner and attachments, this too can be yours.

[@stellarproductions8888]

Yep, I'm not so easily fooled either. That was the first thing that I did, I looked up the price on this unit, and I was literally shocked. You can buy a home window AC unit for only 200 buckaroo's, power it off AC of course. And then if your really offgrid, you could buy a couple hundred mula solar setup of sorts to power it. So many KZbinrs do advertisements for companies like this, because they get free gear from them, including sponsorship money, thats all this is. Nobody in the ever increasing poor class of America, is going to pay 2 grand or more, just ridiculous.

[@ryanbuckner2405]

Eh, some people are about that life and it’s worth it for them. And then those early adopters make it eventually cheaper for folks like us down the road. Whatcha gonna do? At least homie got a free tent AC out of it 😂

[@illuminerd3757]

@@stellarproductions8888 It comes with a battery too. Its worth it for its size and convenience options. But you can always get a home ac and use a 120v power bank/solar. And If I ever go camping, while im buying all my equipment, this would be a drop in the bucket compared to an offroad vehicle for camping.

[@stevenbinger704]

Hey buddy that's a must have in the summer where I'm from. Glad it worked out for you, I'm excited for our next adventure cheer's

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes it is! I’m excited to stay cool on these hot summer nights!

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

This was totally awesome. I loved the insulated tent piece. I can see where that would help the air conditioner not to work so hard. So if I were camping with this tent and the insulated tent interior, and I had this air conditioner, I would probably keep my comfort zone at from 70 to 75 degrees F, for me. But I would want to make sure I would have about 15 good hours of cold air. Say I set up camp about 5pm. I would want to make sure I had good cold air through to 8 am or 9am the next morning. So I would invest in that nice external power source you have there. That looks like a good one. Loved this video!! Blessings.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thank you! Definitely would be very comfortable at those temps! Would make for an enjoyable time camping 😊

[@Loulou-nj7ji]

Wow all the comfort of home in a tent ⛺️ great for those 😅hot humid night ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@janhendrikrossouw1396]

Love that cooler❤

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks! Worked well! Excited about it 😊

[@Denise_Steven]

Hey Kenny, A really “Cool” video… No pun intended 😆 Denise🙋🏻‍♀️

[@BaumOutdoors]

Haha thanks Denise! It was super “cool” 😂🤣

[@AChildofLightHEATHER]

Very nice Kenny, maybe you could have a tent you custom fit it in, cutting holes for the vents out the side or something? God bless. You could cut the holes and reinforce the cut edges with a heavy duty tape or something like that, I dont know lol😅

[@BaumOutdoors]

That would be a great way to do it! Would be nice to be able to close up the tent. Thanks for the idea! God bless 😊

[@L3x4Pr0ne]

Seems like a really solid machine to have around in the warmer camping months. Great battery life. Solid review.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks! It’s been great!

[@taracriste1]

I think that would be amazing to have just in case, even if you aren't camping. Save your chickens on the hottest days! Cool down an attic or bedroom upstairs that you don't want to put a window unit it. The possibilities are endless.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Very true!! It could be used for more than just camping! Thanks for the comment!

[@myspewedcomment156]

I can't sleep if it's 80° or over. I do believe I will be buying one of these for my camping. Thanks for this review!

[@KingJerbear]

I think the Rocket Ship setting is meant for the initial cooldown of a 100 degree tent or whatever. The normal snowflake icon is probably meant for running for extended periods, and the sleep mode is less power but more importantly quieter for being able to sleep comfortably next to it.

[@j_rainsgoat3929]

I wonder if it would cycle on and off at a certain temp say 72f.

[@hasbulnahri1204]

@@j_rainsgoat3929😅😊😊😮

[@raffikkiz]

@@j_rainsgoat3929i have the ecowave flow 2. On power saving mode, it will bring the fan down to the loswest setting to focus the power on the compressor. Brings the temp down (measure at outlet vent) to 40-60 degrees and than turns off the compressor and only runs the fan until it hits about 80 degrees and repeats.

[@CorvetteStingray]

This is almost cheaper than completely repairing an air conditioning system in an older car. Very interesting. Subscribed!

[@jackcarterog001]

I'm amazed at how long that batter lasts

[@bernardomedina5943]

Great Video, & Great Product review. Im looking forward to more videos! Thank you for this video Sir!

[@orientexpressVanlife]

Thanks so much for sharing. Looks really promising for such a small AC unit. Can’t wait to see more of reviews. I have ford e-350 extended high top van. It’s definitely larger than your insulated tent but considering getting this unit after seeing your video. Thanks again and safe travels and camping 🏕️

[@BaumOutdoors]

I think it would work well in a space that was prepped for the unit. You could almost create a second room inside your van for the a/c to be. 👍

[@grundymallory1480]

Than you for another great video. I'm looking into purchasing soon.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Appreciate it so much! Glad I could share 😊

[@mikecook1427]

I would like to see how well it does in a regular tent in a hotter environment. I understand you make more money by doing 2 videos. But a majority of campers get a tent from Walmart. Get a cheap Walmart tent and use it during a 90 to 100 degree day. That's the true test. God bless

[@SHOCKANDAWTV]

If they are buying cheap tents they certainly wont spend big bucks on this thing

[@gi169]

Awesome a/c review my friend. You are a cool fellow...🥶🥶🥶😅🤣😂 God bless you awesome Baum family.

[@BaumOutdoors]

😂😂🥶🥶 it was pretty cool in there 😂🤣

[@beacee]

Man that would be me lol. I hate heat and humidity. What I don’t like about Summer camping!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Agree!! The heat and all the bugs.. not fun’

[@rubychen1689]

The Wonderful choice for my short time travel, this is portable!

[@SirMCraftalot]

Why wouldn't you put the air intake hose inside so that the air would get colder quicker? It wouldn't have to work as hard, run as long and the battery would last a lot longer.

[@DamionGyle]

It's called negative air pressure. Any ac unit that doesn't have a separate intake hose and recycle the same air that itscooling is a scam and inefficient. Doing the opposite that you are thinking it would do. Ac units don't use more power the hotter the air is. They use more power the colder you make the air.

[@SirMCraftalot]

@DamionGyle I'm not referring to the power use directly, but the efficiency and effort of cooling the air. It is much easier to cool the already cooled inside air than the hot air from outside. Thus the compressor doesn't work as hard for as long, saving energy. Your car ac has a recirculate button, and your home ac pulls air from inside, not outside for the same reason. Are they scams?

[@q-_-p.d-_-b]

That's not how it works. Else you'd be exhausting all your cool air... outside.

[@jerodharris]

@@SirMCraftalot”A single hose unit uses already chilled air from inside the home as the intake. This means you're letting air inside you home, chilling it down, and then passing it over the hot AC before exhausting it. A two hose system takes warm air from outside and discharges heat onto that. Minimal heat from air outside your home is being transferred to the inside of your home since the intake/exhaust air path is isolated from the room air”

[@youngeshmoney]

Bro what intake hose? Both those hoses are exhaust hoses. The intake is at the front

[@collinmc90]

Man I wish these existed when I was still going to music festivals. They were just barely starting to come out when I was still doin it. Even then they were just evaporative coolers that you could easily build your self for a fraction of the price. THIS I would say is actually worth the 1k they are selling it for. Cause nothing is better than being able to sleep in!

[@barbarawilliams5621]

Great video- interesting air conditioner! I can see you have already found different ways of cooling down!😂 You are a nut Kenny, and we love it! Mike and Barb

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks Mike and Barb!! Haha I’m always up to something 😂😂

[@glasslinger]

They have come a long way! The powerful battery is the answer! The manufacturer needs to build in the defrost function. (cuts the power if the air flow through the evaporator decreases)

[@BaumOutdoors]

Great idea! Would like to see some updates on this unit 👍

[@EyeCanShootFL]

to give an idea a 13000 portable btu is barely enough for 400 sq feet so that will tell you how low 2300 btu is. Also, I am curious as to if they make a mount for the hoses that will work in the rain. Obviously can aim down but wondering how they would address that.

[@Arbyfig]

Dang this is really cool, I always loved camping but never did it much because I am from a tropical place that is hot and humid all year around, this might be the answer to that, heck I think it would be great for those truck camper set ups

[@philknut9573]

Impressive battery life & cooling ability in such a small package. Curious how loud the unit is... how many db's both inside & outside the tent. Like the portable diesel heaters used in the winter this would seem ideal for a Roof Top Tent (RTT) application. Camping in the heat is pretty bad but the humidity makes it unbearable. If this unit had a thermostat to cycle on/off maintaining a set temp & also controlling humidity that's a game changer... would also extend battery run time. BTW, how long does it take to charge the battery? Nice review.

[@topherbec7578]

When I go camping I like a nice cabin or lake house. They usually have good A/C.

[@BaumOutdoors]

That is a great idea haha

[@abgarza911]

Have tried to put the exhaust pipe outside and the air inlet pipe inside of the tent, that way will grab the cold air thats inside the tent and coole the tent down quicket and your battery will last longer

[@BaumOutdoors]

That is something I was considering but from my understanding the inlet on the back is only for the compressor and is not recirculating.. I’ll have to look into it more!

[@robc1428]

You picked an awesome tent! The CRUA Core and the Culla are awesome!!!

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes!! Very nice!!

[@nicholasleonardo4788]

Kenny, that's cool. Couple of questions. How much does this air conditioner cost? Does it have a thermostat so it wouldn't freeze up? If that bad boy goes out of juice during the night in that insulated tent you might come out looking like a thanksgiving turkey. Does it come with a turkey baster? 😂It definitely has a place for small tent use. Thanks for the review. Really enjoyed it. God Bless.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Thanks Nicholas! The unit with batter comes in at $1500. It’s expensive. It does not have a thermostat which is a bummer. Haha I’d be a roasted Turkey on a hot summer day! 😂

[@nicholasleonardo4788]

Just thinking if you have a tent with a hot stove vent you could get a separate piece and replace the stove chimney vent with two holes cut in it and run it out of where that chimney stack.

[@BaumOutdoors]

Very good idea! I might have to give that a try!

[@AquaTech225]

@@BaumOutdoorsyou can actually buy them stove jack openings for the tent an install yourself. I thought about that route also. Or on Etsy there’s a guy that 3d prints different vent fittings for it. The tent I used mine in the couple times I just cut a hole in one of the sides and ran the hoses out an put a blanket around the are to close any or the gaps around where it was ran out at. But the tent was basically new. But older so I need to buy another one anyway so it didn’t matter much

[@melissasmess2773]

Eco Flow makes the Wave 2 that works with my solar generator or optional battery that attaches like this one. Backup cooling for dessert living at home. I highly recommend it. This looks great too for temporary cooling. Can you plug it into 120AC? EcoFlow is 5,000 BTU’s cooling and 6,000 BTU’s heating, yes a heat pump 😍 It’s the moisture in the air, humidity that makes it freeze over. Can happen on any system if you set the temperature much lower than current temperature. Wave 2 can either drain condensation or recirculate it into cold air stream. Program on phone Ap.

[@BaumOutdoors]

I’ll have to check out the Wave 2! Sounds like a much more powerful unit! Thanks so much for the info 😊

[@AquaTech225]

@@BaumOutdoorsI also looked into the Wave unit. But the breeze on full blast is running 238ish watts wide open. And as of now with roughly 2,700Wh of battery between the AC battery an solar generator that’s 2,000Wh. I can manage 10ish hours or so run out of it. The wave 2 wattage I want to say I seen was 600-700watts or something like that. Say it’s low is 550watts. Out of the 2000 Watthour I have at least i would only be able to get somewhat over 3 in a half hours or so. hours of run time. An say their battery can add even the same thing to it than your at 7 total. And with 4 200 watt panels not even on the best day could I pull in 700watts of power from the sun. So after the battery banks were ran down. I would only be adding a tiny bit back into battery storage while running. Vs having went with the breeze at 238ish watts. An 800 in panel input before loss. With the losses it’s enough to run full blast. An put a lot more juice back into the bank. Sure double the cooling capacity is nice an all. But I was looking at a more sustainable cooling not just short burst. I do like the wave unit. I just wish it would of been possible to run on a little less juice intake. And lol if I want to run it ina heat pump mode I just turn the unit around. Blow the cooling outside and have the exhaust hose inside. Long as it’s not real cold out

[@Keif_Stoned]

$699 for a second battery 😂😂

[@fxrisxmxli]

8:31 I was blown away too with the product. No pun intended 😂

[@BaumOutdoors]

😂😂

[@time.4004]

Cool video! (Ha, see what did there? 😆😝) But seriously, $1500??? 😧, think I'll just wait for hot tent season 😁

[@BaumOutdoors]

Yes! It is a spendy unit! I love my hot tent season much more than summer lol i need that cold air!

[@scellyyt]

I'm very happy that it has a separate condenser inlet and exhaust, that would make it much more efficient.

[@BaumOutdoors]

👍👍

[@gi169]

Woo hoo, hello Mr. Baum...

[@BaumOutdoors]

Hi Mr. Gil! Hope your doing well my friend!

[@gi169]

@@BaumOutdoors little stressed, but the Lord will provide. 👍

[@BaumOutdoors]

Amen brother! Praying for you!

[@gi169]

@@BaumOutdoors Praying for you too Sir... 👍

[@KPHVAC]

I camped in Parker Arizona mid summer right next to the Colorado river. After way too many drinks I crashed in the tent for a few hours in the middld of the afternoon. It was over 100 degrees outside! I woke up in a panic and a puddle of sweat. I grabbed a huge water and jumped in the river! No more camping in the desert for me! Also, I haven't drank in over 7 years!

[@pweaver8839]

I've been eyeing these units. There are a few players in the game now but the Zero breeze seems to be the standard they're all compared to. Thanks for your test! Also curious about that little green thermometer you hung in the tent! I've been looking for exactly that!