Date:28/07/18
The air conditioner has two fans passing hot air through a water filter and blowing out a cold one. The water filter contains more than 750 ml of liquid, which makes it possible to use the device for eight to nine hours until the water evaporates completely. The noise of the fans does not reach 68 dB, which makes it possible to put it in the bedroom.
With a weight of 800 grams, the portable air conditioner is easy to take to work. Arctic Air can work from USB or from a simple outlet, Life.www.life.ru reports.
The Chinese created the smallest air conditioner in the world
The air conditioner, created by Chinese engineers, is the smallest air conditioner in the world. Having dimensions of 16x16x17 cm, it is very good at his work.The air conditioner has two fans passing hot air through a water filter and blowing out a cold one. The water filter contains more than 750 ml of liquid, which makes it possible to use the device for eight to nine hours until the water evaporates completely. The noise of the fans does not reach 68 dB, which makes it possible to put it in the bedroom.
With a weight of 800 grams, the portable air conditioner is easy to take to work. Arctic Air can work from USB or from a simple outlet, Life.www.life.ru reports.
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