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Port-A-Cool portable evaporative cooling, not a swamp cooler, but a portable spot cooler that will cool large areas for only
pennies per day! Port-A-Cool PortACool uses portable temporary evap portable cooling to spot cool and make
areas cooler for thousands of sq.ft. in a factory, warehouse, football sidelines, sports events, tents and restaurant
kitchens and outdoor seating areas. Outdoor air-conditioning, not a swamp cooler, but portable evaporative
cooling when portable cooling fans are not efficient for cooling, spot cooling or for cooler air instead of fans simply
blowing hot air.

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Port-A-Cool® General Information

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Calculating Port-A-Cool's 8
Hour Operational Cost
When we say, "Port-A-Cool®
units
cool the temperature 20° or more all day long for only $1.00 or less per
day (about 1/10th
the cost of standard air-conditioning)," we really mean it! Based on
a survey of 22 cities and towns across the United States and hundreds of
our customers telling us the hours they most used their Port-A-Cool® unit(s),
the average cost per day is only about $1.00 (based on an average 8-hour
day)!
Here's how to
obtain the cost to run your Port-A-Cool® all day:
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1. |
Call your local power
company and get the price of a kilowatt hour (or check your last
electric company bill). |
Example: 0.15739=1 kW hour |
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2. |
Multiply by Port-A-Cool
use at .76 kW/hr. |
0.15739 X 0.76 = 0.1196 |
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3. |
Multiply times 8 hour
day (average use) |
0.1196 X 8 hrs. = 0.9568 |
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4. |
Call your local water
company for water cost. |
Example: 2.57 = 1000 gallons |
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5. |
Cost of
100 gallons = 0.137 |
0.257
X 10% = 0.0257 |
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6. |
At 5 gallons per hour,
multiply for 8 hours. |
0.0257 X 40% (40 gallons) = 0.0102 |
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Total. |
0.9568 + 0.0102 = 0.967 or 97¢ |
The national
average for 22 cities and towns in the United States is 97¢ per day!
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Please call 1-800-747-9591
for additional information.
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Port-A-Cool Sales & Rentals. All rights reserved.
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