How to Set Up the Portable Battery-Powered Mark 2

[@rubychen1689]

it perform as well as I'd hoped， wonderfull!

[@WhereRVGoing]

We love ours ❤ makes those unbearable summer nights a breeze 😊

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Thank you so much for your support!

[@MrMebigfatguy]

Didn't mention how long it runs between charges

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Hi, with one battery, you can run the AC for 3.5-8.4 hours.

[@MrMebigfatguy]

@ZEROBREEZETech wow that's a pretty large range. 3 hrs would stunk, 8 hrs would be ok.

[@user-zt6bt8dp2c]

@@MrMebigfatguyit won’t run 8 hours 4 if you’re lucky on higher temp and slow fan speed.

[@OrignalRobRobert]

Amazing

[@hairlesschimp479]

How loud is it?

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Below 52dB, it's quiet enough to ensure a good night's sleep. bit.ly/3yq8drh

[@JustinPhu-ey4dk]

Ty

[@AquaTech225]

Yall need to lower yall prices some. That being said I do have the mark 2 with the battery and the Wave 2. An would like to get the Mark 3. But the one thing that bothers me about the Mark 2. There’s no real way to clean the coils. At the very best you can get the no rinse coil cleaner. And spray a little in. Than lean it back to drain it some. While using a squirt bottle to lightly spray a little water at the foam cleaner that was on the coils. More so the condenser coils. The evap coil cover you can remove an easily get to it with a small soft bristle brush. But the condenser coils. It’s like the two grill caps are made to the unit. Which you can tell they’re not. I believe their pushed on an have small clips that you could see from the inside. But unfortunately unlike the front. There’s no clips to access from the back of the unit to remove them two grills to use a soft brush on to clean them. Or really clean it in general since that coil is set in at an angle. There’s nothing you can really even fit through them small grate holes to even brush it with anything that would have a longer handle. It wouldn’t be thin enough to make it through the grate. Thankfully I was able to but an open ended cap to put onto the intake of the condenser hose. That I was able to UV glue some mosquito net to it that I cut to the diameter of that cap. To be able to catch any bug or light weight grass or some dust or whatever from really getting into there. Not sure why for suck a small unit that anything that can negatively effect that 2300 btu rating would have not been done. Like removable grates so the coils could be cleaned. Or even a screened cap to fit on the end of the hose suction. Because AC is ment to run for periods of time. An over time dust a what not gets on the coils. An efficiency. Slows down. It can’t expel the heat. Wattage will increase some with enough. An by design of that one. If you can’t figure out a cleaver way to clean it atleast somewhat. Short of completely taking the outer shell off of the unit. From the first day it’s turned on. An depending where it’s used. Efficiency is beginning to decrease. So for the Mark 3. How was that addressed? Atleast I would hope that was addressed being heat transfer across them could is one of the main reasons AC even works. Aside from the compression an expansion of a refrigerant. But was that big issue of a really easy fix addressed in the new model?

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Thanks for your advice. We will pass it on to our R&D team.

[@noram.m7631]

How much/many btu does it have ?

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Hi, it has 2300 BTU, able to cool down a well-insulated space of 25-40ft.

[@bw2314]

How low did your outlet temp get? My car ac gets down to 40F but my house outlet 55F.

[@ZEROBREEZETech]

Hi, this is a video showing how to set up the Mark 2 AC. However, we didn't record the temperature at that time.

[@rehmatullahsahoowall2109]

Price Available in Pakistan

[@shredded2614]

your return air hose stays inside.

[@daltonkennedy5488]

EVERYBODY I SEE USES IT WRONG AND COMPLAINS!! 😂😂

[@user-zt6bt8dp2c]

It’s so easy a woman can do it.

[@Iswhatitis345]

They’re also 1400 bucks. Shit out of luck my car campers. Unless if you’re rich and do the shit for fun like these yuppies.

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