DIY Evap Air Cooler! - Dual-Bucket Evap Cooling Tower! - Awesome Air Cooler!! - can be solar powered

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Published 2018-04-17
DIY Evap Air Cooler. This design uses Two 5-Gallon Buckets (stacked high) to make an air cooling "tower". produces powerful breeze and low temps. (drops 80F air to 58-59F). The dual-bucket design allows the unit to hold 5 gallons (for all-day cooling). temp. tests and full build included in the video. *note that it can be AC or DC powered. for DC power - one 12v solar panel (15-20 watt) can power fan (10w) and DC water pump (5-10w)... or just use 12v battery. *be ready for summer... once it's built, all you need is water & sun and you've got cool air! if you like the vid. please rate, subscribe, and share.

All Comments (21)
  • @laurice8056
    Like I said before, your designs not only make life more comfortable, they can also save lives. All on a budget! Thanks again for sharing 🙏
  • EXCELLENT!! I have to give you credit (you deserve it)! You are good most often with what you do and the ideas you have. I've made use of a few of your ideas on several occasions, I live on just a small Social Security check as my only income, Ideas like this help make my life much more comfortable, bearable and livable. While saving me money! THANK YOU VERY MUCH! I sincerely appreciate your time and efforts, Respectfully John
  • I LIKE THE UPDATE- WITH THE ADDED LOWER BUCKET AND YOUR FINE DETAILS HAS CONVINCED ME TO MAKE ONE FOR MY 20 X 8" TRAILER HOT BOX! IT WAS 96 DEGREES YESTERDAY AND THAT HOT SHEET WILL MELT EVERYTHING IN ITS VIEW!!! THANKS, EAGLE-SAN IN COLORADO
  • New friend here of your channel today from Martin Midlife misadventures channel. This is a fabulous video sharing life enhancing comfort creating atmosphere. Thank you for your time and video. HUGS and GOD bless us everyone ❤
  • @MrMotorchild
    Thanks for sharing - best DIY bucket evap cooler on youtube. Built one based on your design - guaranteed 20 degree drop in temp every time.
  • @candyhymans3996
    Brilliant!! I was looking for a simple way to cool rabbit hutches during the summer! Continue the stove piping up and thru the hutch up close to the ceiling. Cut gashes out of the straight piping allowing the cool air to escape into each cage of the hutch! This allows rabbits to lay at back of cage under the pipe to cool off!! Ur awesome!! Thank u so much!!
  • @cisco95slk
    You are a genius. Thanks for the tutorial!
  • @Melw44
    Thanks for sharing this. I built one because of all the smoke from the fires in Ca. preventing the use of the large house swamp cooler. We move it from room to room as needed. Takes the edge off of the 100 degree weather.
  • really excited to try this! Im gonna make one for my mom to help with heat and cooling costs. Thank you so much for doing this. And explaining in a simple way.
  • @leeamraa
    simplicity is power! very cool!
  • @charlieredeemed
    Dude!!! You are an Air-conditioning genius!!! Very innovative!😀👍
  • @unambitious
    Great design and video like the others! Was wondering what the recommended sq ft this would be good for though. Would like to make one to compliment my window unit AC and perhaps make it solar like your setup.
  • @TabooX1984
    As you said in the description, the two bucket design allows for all day cooling. Additionally, it raises the air so you can point it right at yourself while you sit and (hehe) chill.
  • @charlieredeemed
    I expect the power grid to go out in Phoenix, this year, the way things are going. I plan on making this ASAP