use the 12-Volt K2 with the Air intake Housing for max cooling
Frequently Asked Questions
The cool air produced by the K2 feels like a cool ocean breeze, increasing humidity slightly, which is eliminated when fresh outside air travels in and out of an area. This free flow of air is called proper ventilation and allows the K2 to produce maximum cooling.
Typically no, as that would take a proper sized Air Conditioner, and there is no such thing in the World as a self-contained 12-volt A/C like that. The 12-volt model K2 Evaporative Cooler will, however, cool People or Pets in a Camper, Sleeper, Vehicle, Boat, Tent, etc., with Proper Ventilation.
The K2 uses less 12-volt energy than one taillight bulb; therefore, if you run a K2 for 8 hours while sleeping, the vehicle engine with a good battery will still start in the morning. The 12-volt K2 uses only .8 amps on low (10.1 watts) up to 2.4 amps on high (30.3 watts).
Cool yourself or a Pet in a Camper, Sleeper, Boat, Vehicle, Tent, Etc., With a K2 Cooling System
Return Policy
Operate the Cooler according to the Instructions within ten (10) days of receiving it. If, after these 10 days, you find a 12-volt system is not satisfactory, we will authorize a return if the outside case is clean, without scratches & as good as new.
Follow the return authorization instructions so that we receive the return before the 30 days are up. We will refund your purchase price, as long as all options are returned, and it realy means the outside case is as good as NEW, without scratches and CLEAN.
No returns will be allowed after 30 days of receipt, and if the order is received without authorization, it must be returned, and there will not be any credit issued. Thank you again, as you will enjoy the relief from the heat the cooler will provide this year and for many years to come.
MightyKool 12-Volt Models
Mesa, Arizona 85202, United States
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