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Arctic 5 L Personal Air Cooler (Air Ultra 2X) vs Usha 70 L Desert Air Cooler (Honeywell)
Arctic 5 L Personal Air Cooler (Air-Ultra-2X)
vs
Usha 70 L Desert Air Cooler (Honeywell)
comparison
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Arctic 5 L Personal Air Cooler (Air-Ultra-2X)
Usha 70 L Desert Air Cooler (Honeywell)
key specs
Colour
White
-
Capacity
85 L
70 L
Type
Personal
Desert
Speed Settings
3
3
Power Requirement
120V
252 W
Cooling Area
-
260 Sq.Ft.
general
Brand
Arctic
Usha
Model
5 L Personal Air Cooler (Air-Ultra-2X)
70 L Desert Air Cooler (Honeywell)
Model Name
Air-Ultra-2X
Honeywell
Colour
White
-
Type
Personal
Desert
Number of Speeds
3
3
Blower/Fan
Blower
Yes
Capacity
85 L
70 L
Cooling and Heating
-
Cooling
Remote Support
-
Yes
power features
Power Requirement
120V
252 W
Power Consumption - Heating
10 W
-
dimensions
Width x Height x Depth
15 cm x 17 cm x 15 cm
35 cm x 86 cm x 46 cm
Weight
-
20.30 kg
warranty
Warranty Summary
Warranty Of The Product Is Limited To Manufacturing Defects Only
1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Covered in Warranty
Get the full refund quickly or free replacement if you aren't completely satisfied.
-
Not Covered in Warranty
Warranty does not cover any damage caused to the product due to improper installation/use by customer.
-
Warranty Service Type
Online Replacement
-
performance features
Speed Control
-
3
Air Delivery
-
1000 CFM
Motor Speed
-
3700
Cooling Coverage Area
-
260 Sq.Ft.
body and design features
Body Material
-
Plastic
Blower/Fan Material
-
Metol
Ice Chamber
-
No
Castor Wheels
-
4
Number of Castor Wheels
-
4
Auto Louver Movement
-
No
convenience features
Water Level Indicator
-
Yes
Dust Filter
-
Yes
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