HOW DOES AN AIR COOLER WORK ?

Summers are here and so is the sweltering heat. And, when it is too hot to step out in the sun, what’s better than sitting with a tub of ice cream, binge watching your favorite show, all while enjoying the pleasant and cold air of your air cooler. But have you ever wondered how does an air cooler really work? We are here to tell you all about it.

It is pretty simple; air coolers use a process called “evaporative cooling”. It is a natural process in which cooling happens when air moves over water. Think of it this way, when we are at a beach, no matter how hot, the sea breeze is always cool. It is so because the air is moving over water.

Using the same concept, an air cooler comprises of three main parts – an absorbent sheet, a fan and a water tank. So, when you fill your air cooler with cold water, the absorbent sheet soaks that water. As the water evaporates from this sheet, the air around it becomes cooler, since this air is moving over water. Hence, the air which blows of the cooler is chill and very natural in its feel.

Using this process of cooling is one of the main reasons why air coolers are a healthier and cheaper option. Their maintenance is easy and they have a long life, making it a sustainable option for you and your family. Moreover, since the process of air cooling used in coolers in natural, they do not need to be used with any pre-conditions such as a closed room or supplemented with heavy machinery. Moreover, they also allow for the air to circulate in the room so that it remains fresh without feeling stuffy.

If you’re looking to buy an air cooler, look no further, go through the Kenstar air cooler range to find the cooler that best suits your needs. Know more here. When you choose from our range of air coolers, be assured of world-class quality, multi-mode pan-India service support; unique ‘Online Service Request’ and ‘Additional Warranty at No Additional Cost’. In short, you will enjoy complete peace of mind.

LONGER WARRANTY:

Every Kenstar air cooler comes with a warranty of 1 year.

To get your additional 2-month warranty at zero cost:

Register your Kenstar product at http://www.kenstar.in/kenstar-warranty

STRONGER SUPPORT: 

Kenstar has a strong service support network across India to ensure prompt service and maintenance of your appliances. 350+ service centres across India

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Visit www.kenstar.in/service-centresIn a long list of appliances that have made our lives easy and food tastier, OTG (oven, toaster and grill) and microwave feature somewhere right at the top. However, people are often confused what to buy and how to choose the right appliance for their kitchen.

So, we are here to demystify both the appliances for you, so that you can take a call on whether you need a microwave, an OTG or both. Here are the important things to consider when you’re choosing between a microwave and OTG: The key difference between a microwave and an OTG is the heating method used. While microwave uses electromagnetic waves, an OTG uses electric coils. In terms of the electricity used, an OTG uses lesser power as compared to a microwave.

A microwave takes lesser time to heat (approximately 5 minutes) as compared to an OTG that takes about 15 minutes or so. A microwave is the best for heating, simple cooking and defrosting while an OTG is a great option for baking, toasting and grilling. That being said, the newer models of microwave (also known as microwave oven) come with a convection feature that allows baking as well. With respect to pricing, an OTG is a cheaper option as compared to a microwave. While glass, silicone and ceramic can be safely used in a microwave, an OTG is compatible for glass, silicone, ceramic as well as metal containers. An OTG weighs less as compared to a microwave.

LONGER WARRANTY: 

Every Kenstar Microwave and OTG come with a product warranty of 1 year.

To get your additional 2-month warranty at zero cost:

Register your Kenstar product at http://www.kenstar.in/kenstar-warranty