Port-A-Cool ® pneumatic models

• Durable one-piece molded polyethylene plastic housing
• 3/4" garden hose connection supplies water
• Flexible capabilities for ducting
• Unit & water supply are both portable
• Performs at a fraction of the cost of standard air-conditioning
• Long-term dependability plus almost maintenance free operation
• Environmentally friendly with efficient/effective resource use
• Available in 5 fan sizes: 48", 36", 24", & 16"
• U.L listed (electric models)
• Canada and U.S.

4 Steps to Storage

With the arrival of cooler weather, the owners of Port-A-Cool® portable cooling units should prepare for cold weather storage. Correct storage is fundamental in keeping Port-A-Cool® operating at peak performance when needed.

1. Drain all water from the sump tank and clean, ensuring that the pads and sump are completely dry.
2. Clean out the in-line strainer. Remove the spray bar and clean out any debris. Reinstall after cleaning.
3. Disconnect and roll up any electrical power cords and any hoses so that they will not be trampled or tripped over or caught in equipment.
4. Cover the Port-A-Cool® unit completely to prevent dust Buildup and store the unit in a dry area. This also helps prevent damage to the pads for longer pad life.

Summerize Your Unit

By performing the following simple steps, a Port-A-Cool® portable cooling unit will continue to produce effective cooling throughout the summer.

1. Inspect cooling media for break down, such as sagging or gapping. Clean if dirty. Replace if needed.
2. Check the fan blade to make sure it rotates freely.
3. Make sure the fan belt is tight
4. Oil the motor if necessary.
5. Check and clean Inline Strainer.
6. Clean Sump Tank and Spray Bar.
7. Pump should be clear of any obstructions.
8. Make sure Drain Valve is closed and spray Bar Adjustment Valve is open (approximately 3 turns).
9. Determine if water and power source are adequate.
10. Fill reservoir before turning pump on.
11. Make sure Float Valve operates properly.