Questions about Coldtec by Kibernetik Lk120

With a watering can it works perfectly.

No, the cooling elements have to go into the freezer first, the fridge is not cold enough.

No, this is an air cooler, not an air conditioner, you fill it with water and a fan will then blow on a humidified cloth or filter, a waste of money. Cooling capacity is achieved by evaporation of water. I strongly advise against buying one of these, because it may cool the air within a radius of about 1 to 2 m (a few degrees), but the air is humidified and that is the wrong thing to do anyway, especially when it is hot. For proper cooling you need an air conditioner and yes, that would have an exhaust hose. You would get the same effect as with an air cooler if you blew on a wet cloth with a stand fan.

Yes, you can.

Thank you very much, But the cables also inside, water near the cables is not a problem? And what are the sockets used for?

You never have to take out the honeycomb filter.

I'm sorry, I don't know. Don't you have it at Galaxus?

Unfortunately, there is no such thing. I strongly advise against buying an air cooler, these devices are all worthless. The cooling power, if any, is only available in close proximity and only if the fans are constantly blowing at you. These devices are a technical illusion, because they add humidity to the already warm air. This is doubly unpleasant. You can save the money for that. I recommend a real air conditioner, which doesn't have to be in operation all the time, but at least it can cool properly. One of the cheapest models would be this one, it has a capacity of 8000 BTU (for comparison, the Coldtech Air Cooler model manages a paltry 205 BTU, which cools nothing down). Kibernetik MK Light (8000 BTU/h) Or this one, it's not very expensive either: Fakir AC 70 64 dB (7847.93 BTU/h)

According to the supplier: The cooling elements are 14 cm long and 3 cm high.

had the same problem. I was able to exchange it and the new one went without a hitch.

This depends, on the one hand, on the size of the room and, on the other hand, on the use and as frequent as possible alternation of cold water and (as large as possible) cooling elements. From my experience, a certain but rather moderate cooling is possible under the aforementioned conditions (perhaps +/- 3°C). Since the unit works with water (and cooling elements), be careful not to over-humidify the room!

Standard size. But don't buy this product, it's absolute rubbish. The water tank cannot be removed and there are many corners and edges inside, which makes cleaning extremely difficult... buy one with a removable water tank...

No, it's literally just a fan with a compartment for cold water.

Exactly. There is an electric submersible pump in the water tank. There is therefore a cable that crosses the water tank as in any aquarium.

Yes, the unit has a water tank (not removable). The best way to fill it is with a watering can or a flexible hose.

No cooling without water... The functional principle is based on the evaporation of water. The cooling elements cool the water, making the evaporative cooling more pronounced.

it's written nowhere... unfortunately. but if it would be an A or an A+ they would write it to advertise with... so I think it's less than an A.

Yes you can, but that's all it's good for. I didn't notice any cooling of the room... the room just became super humid.

Yes, exactly. But cooling is also associated with increased humidity, which does not always improve the climate...

10 litres

The scope of delivery includes 2 cooling elements, but these cannot be offered individually or as spare parts. Sorry.

It is best to put them in the freezer. Then the effect is greatest

No, unfortunately the air coolers are currently still difficult to obtain and the delivery time is approx. 2 months.