May 4, 2015 AT 9:00 am
Personal Solar Powered Air Conditioner
Stellar project tutorial from nords on instructables. This build will definitely prove useful in the months to come!
The purpose of this Instructable is to create a personal air conditioner for outdoor use. The ‘cool’ comes from an ice/water reservoir stored in a thermos. Copper tubing is used as a heat exchanger, a small water pump moves the ice water and a small fan distributes the cool air. The entire system is run from a solar panel from Brown Dog Gadgets. An off-the-shelf USB Y connector can be used to connect the components so that no soldering is needed.
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