Hyundai Evaporative Cooler 7.5l $169 ($159 with Kogan First) Delivered @ Kogan

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AIRCON

All time low on this Hyundai 7.5ltr evaporative cooler on sale for 24hrs only from 8am 8 October to 7:59am 9 October.
Was previously $199 plus postage but now $159 for Kogan First members (free trial available) or $169 for non members. Delivery is free when you apply the coupon code AIRCON upon checkout.

Silently purifying and cooling the air in your home, this Hyundai Evaporative Cooler effortlessly transforms hot and dry air into a refreshing breeze so you can escape the sweltering humidity outside.

• 65W of Hyundai-quality evaporative cooling
• Captures dust particles to help purify the air
• 3 Modes and 4 speeds with left to right oscillation
• Built-in timer up to 8 hours
• 7L Removable water tank
• Compact design easily transportable from room to room
• Water pump protection and honeycomb filter drying function

Circulate air around the room with the Hyundai Evaporative Cooler’s three versatile fan modes and four speeds, oscillating from left to right to quickly and quietly break the stifling heatwave inside of your home.

Cleaner, cooler air

The Hyundai Evaporative Cooler 7.5L helps protect your family by trapping leftover nasty pollen, dust particles and respiratory stress triggers through the evaporative cooling process.

Honeycomb filter drying function

The unique honeycomb filter design directs and mixes more air through the wet honeycomb filter and pad to help evaporate the water quickly, resulting in cooler, more moisturised air and a dryer honeycomb filter.

Water pump protection

Unlike traditional evaporative coolers that just continue to try and pump water when the filter is blocked, this Hyundai evaporative cooler features pump protection to automatically stop the pump rather than flooding.

8 Hour timer

Set a timer for the cooler to turn off while you’re sleeping or turn the Hyundai evaporative cooler’s fan on before you arrive home from work, helping to put a dent in your energy bills and cut down on your energy consumption.

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  TEER3X on 08/10/2022 - 10:13

  +1

  I could be wrong, but all this will do is humidify your room/house and not actually provide any real cooling

  Swamp coolers can work but they do so by pushing out existing air and replacing it with evaporative cooled air. I don't think this unit does that.

  The dew point needs to be below a certain level for effective cooling (relative humidity below a certain point, can't remember off the top of my head)

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    Stopback on 08/10/2022 - 12:17

    you need to keep a window open for these to work the bet

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      TEER3X on 09/10/2022 - 17:57

      True for larger systems, but these portable units do not have the power to push that much air out

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  Motek Benzona on 08/10/2022 - 10:18

  +5

  Any evaporative coolers are useless. They cool NOTHING. it should be illegal to call them coolers, a total waste of money.

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    dazza76 on 08/10/2022 - 12:49

    +3

    Lol , these do actually work but only if you are in a dry climate like WA. No good on the east coast of Aus

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    INFIDEL on 08/10/2022 - 12:58

    useless… cool NOTHING… a total waste of money.

    Where you live!

    Work great in hot low humidity, especially arid areas - generally found well away from the coast.
    Often see large ducted units on roof top of houses there.

    Much more cost effective than aircon for cooling in right location.

    But most of the population in Oz live near the coast, where these are usually unsuited.

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  hippo2s on 08/10/2022 - 10:18

  +2

  I need the N model !

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  chewbot on 08/10/2022 - 10:19

  +1

  transforms hot and dry air into a refreshing breeze so you can escape the sweltering humidity outside

  This seems to be aimed at a a very niche market of people living in homes that are hot and dry inside but with sweltering humidity outside!

  Perhaps if you had one of those old English coal/wood powered ovens like an AGA and lived somewhere humid. Then maybe the oven would dry out the air in your house sufficiently for this to be effective in a humid location.

  They can be helpful if you live somewhere hot and really dry though

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    Mondorock on 08/10/2022 - 10:27

    +1

    I was about to make the same comment - that description makes no sense at all.

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  Jimothy Wongingtons on 08/10/2022 - 10:25

  I hear these things are awfully loud?

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    Motek Benzona on 08/10/2022 - 12:23

    +2

    Is there a chance the track could bend?

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  Mondorock on 08/10/2022 - 10:28

  -1

  Who buys a cooler in October?

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    Trishool on 08/10/2022 - 12:36

    +1

    People who are preparing for summer.

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    INFIDEL on 08/10/2022 - 12:43

    Someone living in a much warner place than you in Melb at the moment!

    Temp is in the high 30's in a few days - for some in Northern Australia. These work well in hot low humidity areas away from the coast.

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  pacificstorm on 08/10/2022 - 11:10

  So this works as a portable aircon or what? People in the know, please list the pros & cons and is there a more viable alternative in cooling a room ala the portable kind?

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    chewbot on 08/10/2022 - 12:14

    +1

    Unless you live in a particularly dry climate don't even think about it.

    Do some googling to understand better.

    Proper portable aircons work but are either very noisy or extremely noisy. Plus not very energy efficient. You can do some makeshift ducting and put the actual unit outside of the room your trying to cool. This makes it much more efficient and keeps the noise further away. But is a bit of work and really depends on what the situation is with your adjacent rooms/outdoor area.

    Window units can be a decent option if suitable for your situation

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  adamshere on 08/10/2022 - 11:13

  +4

  My wife bought this for me when I was working from home..

  It is pretty much a fan. The only time it will slightly cool you down is when you fill the tank with ice. The ice melts really quick and is just really inconvenient. If you're looking for a portable aircon this isn't it.

  This Is just an expensive fan which is loud.

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  sharkyoz on 08/10/2022 - 11:59

  +1

  just use a fan with a block of ice in front of it, works better than this

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    send2riven on 08/10/2022 - 12:50

    Instead of adding cold water to a fan, why not just drink the cold water and sit in front of a normal fan for a little while? It will cool you down more.

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  OzBoganYeah on 08/10/2022 - 13:15

  +1

  As others have said, wouldn't it be cheaper to use a fan and drink water? Also Kogan's cs support is terrible to death with, so it's not worth it imo