CoolBreeze/Airrex CB4900 4.9kW Spot Cooler * Pre-Used *

CoolBreeze/Airexx CB4900 | Pre-Used | 4.9kW Commercial Portable Spot Cooler. 

Limited Stocks of these Pre-Used quality machines.

Pre-Used Condition:-   minor cosmetic scratches/dints, rub marks from transporting use could be expected.

ATTENTION  Customers!
Stocks for Pre-Used products vary from Season to Season and may not be available in your state. There maybe be additional freight costs for interstate transfer freight.
Please call us as this is unpredictable.

* TAIL LIFT DELIVERY  To help safe delivery of your Spot Cooler YOU MUST ADD this in "Available Options" above when you or the receiver doesn't have a forklift to take delivery. This will avoid driver being placed in an undeliverable situation. or Heavy 60-70kg product being damaged. Thanks DSA

Features:

• Spot cooling function

• Intelligent control system

• Two speed fan

• Digital temperature control

• 24 hour timer

• 2 Cooling Ducts extendable

• Heat exhaust ducting 

No matter if the room you are cooling is large or small, the CB4900 has it covered. Technically the CB4900 can acclimatize a whole room up to around 50 square metres. Its main use, however, is for 'spot cooling' whereby the working temperature of specific equipment ( ie computers) in the room is more important than the room temperature itself. Simply wheel the unit close to the equipment and direct the cold air ducts towards the equipment, keeping it cool all day, regardless of how hot the room itself becomes throughout the day.
 

Don't forget the warm air duct.

All portable air conditioners require an 'exhaust' hose to vent away from the warm air from the room they are cooling. Therefore there is an optional flexible 'warm air duct' that attaches to the top of the unit (not shown here) and can carry the warm exhaust air away to the outside or even just a different room. Often this exhaust is simply placed into the ceiling void in the room the unit is cooling, however, the Airrex CB4900 is mainly used without the exhaust at all. This would normally only be in large factories or warehouses where the hot air can simply rise up to ceiling height and dissipate.