Stay Warm or Stay Cool! The EcoFlow Wave 2 has your Vanlife covered! 

That sounds familiar - might be able to get it from their website

Take care of your back, ice and all that. Remember to bend your knees when lifting. Best of luck to you

Like I said, it’s a game changer but it ain’t cheap and it’s a power hungry BEAST! 😎

Got that one also. Looking at the Wave 2 now also. The MK2 has always worked for me. Anyone that ever says these things don’t. Don’t understand the basics of hvac to know to work within it’s constraints and or with its limitations an do what your able to help it’s capabilities. There pretty niche ac units. But for what they do is pretty decent if worked within the limits and do anything you can to aid to it’s capabilities

Yup, this is why single hose portable air conditioners are looked down on. Window AC and dual hose portables are a lot better.

UPDATE: Apprently I’m neither second, third nor fourth. 5th is the way to go I think Second update: I counted wrong.

​@@happycoffeevanlife . ☝ Math am hard 😉 🌼🌻💛 Hi Amber ! 💛🌻🌼 ( another Short or Vid soon ? ) Great update , MATT. Most ppl. don't bother. You & Casey LaDelle are *_TOPS_* for honest reviews & "after the honeymoon" follow-ups. I'm refiguring the incomplete parts of my build to accomodate those huge hoses ( it'll be 1.5yr b4 i get 💸 one 🙁 ) . In the meantime , 4" usb-fans Galore ! ☘🍀just another LUCKY day🍀☘

It doesn’t heat & the EcoFlow Wave 2 has many other applications… from what I’ve seen on the Zero Breeze Mark II it is limited in how much space it can cool & is often used as a personal cooler by pointing the duct tubing directly at the space/person needing cooling & also using curtains to block areas off so the cool is confined to a smaller space

100%. I have the mark 2 right now. Looking into picking up the wave 2 also. But spot on with the zero breeze. Anyone says either is crap. Don’t even understand the very basics of hvac. An don’t understand its limitations. A compares it to a central air or a bigger roll around portable plug in unit. If you know the limitations an it’s capabilities. A work within an around them constraints. An also do what you can other than just plugging it in. To help capitalize on its ability. They work great. I’ve used the zero breeze mk2 a number of times later in the Louisiana summer. And draping moving blankets over a tent. Closing off the netting between the fly and what not. Definitely got the inside of the tent good and cool. An that is what 2,300btu cooling bs the wave a good bit more. Having tried insulating the tent from the outside also. Making sure to be in a shaded area also is one of them things to do. To help capitalize on the unit an help with its constraints as best I was able to. For it to operate best it was able to. So I know the wave 2 would be able to do it even that much better. But if one half the size can do it. They definitely work.

⁠​⁠@@rhondawilks7275not everyone lives where it’s cold or cool. You have to work within its constraints. Same thing with a homes central air. If your square footage calls for a 4ton. You wouldn’t install a 2 ton. It would turn out to be useless shit. Or you wouldn’t get a 4ton without insulation of the home. Same with these. They fit a unique niche market. That nothing else can. There’s evap/swamp coolers. May be good for someone in a cooler dry area. Someone in a hot humid area it isn’t gonna work worth a squat a just add humidity to an already saturated air. An yould just burn through a ton of ice for nothing. Than you can get a roll around portable unit and sure it will work. Put if your power storage is limited. You’ll burn through it hella fast pulling so much juice. An if it’s a game of strictly solar. If the sun is t around as much as needed to try an get some of that spent juice back. Your screwed. But if you make sure the area your in is insulated. Or if it’s a tent you can insulate it better. Pick shaded spots. Or a trailer pick shaded areas if possible but maybe can still have panels put out in the sun. Make sure to have led lighting. Or watch how much you have going on from cooking ect adding way more heat an humidity for that things small coils to try and remove ect ect. But do your part and helping it run as efficiently as it can. However you can. An after your temp gets closer to where you want it to be. An maybe a fan also to help move around the cooler air. The lower least at night you’ll get to be able to run it. An a lot less power you’ll be drawing off your supply. That 2,300btu unit did great for me in the Louisiana heat and humidity. The amount of water that lil sucker was pulling out the air was crazy. An only 230-250ish watts max. That’s very light weight wattage for something pumping a refrigerant. Actually removing moisture. Not going through tons of ice. Not killing the power consumption. These things work great. But for it to do its best. It’s not the matter of just plugging it in always. It’ll get you right. If you get it right. An aid it in whatever ways to bring out it’s capabilities better. People either don’t understand hvac or just cooling in general. Expect way more than what these things are capable of doing. But when you understand it. An how to capitalize. On its ability. You’ll be definitely happy with what it’s able to do. As far as the heating. Heat pump is never the best way to heat. It’s just cheaper than electric heat. If peoples home central air heat pump only heated from reversing the Freon a they were cold. An cranked it up. They would probably be pissed at how long that would take also. Due to it’s just not the best way to heat. Least not heat quick. All the ones I e seen. Have electric heat also. Though not needed. So one with a central air heatpump. Wanted to raise their inside temp 2-3 degrees or whatever. Sure the heatpump could do that. Not much issue. But normally after a certain amount of degree increase on the setting. It would take so long it’s also supplemented By electric heat. To get the heat to rise that much faster to its set point. Than the electric kicks out an the heatpump Maintains from there. So the heat pump can make smaller increases. An hold a temp. But a higher set point. Or a battle that it can’t on its own that electric heat usually also kicks in.

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I'm sure he didn't mean YOU... he meant Americ..... oops... LOL😇

@davegrosvenor8306 LOL! Yes! I knew that...i am from U.S.A. i was trying to be funny about it because i haven't a clue about Celsius..😊

@@upstatechillin So, lets start with a book, by Ray Bradbury... Fahrenheit 451... the temperature at which book paper, catches fire and burns.... oh.. wait.. you didn't want an sci fi lesson, did ya/ LOL. So, Celcius, doesn't stand on its own... its just one part, of the "Metric System"... yes, I know, that's an ungodly term for you "south of the border folks". lol. I'm 62 f'n years old... there's no metric way to make me sound younger. lol. But, I Am Canadian!.. no, this isn't a beer commercial! ( have no idea how much I can type here, so ill end this, and pick up your lesson in a bit.. lol).

As soon as he can find a harness that Penny can’t escape. Anyone who finds one should send him the info.

Penny is such an escape artist, I think that’s why he has the catio right now.

Yup. That’s exactly why I said it won’t be for everyone and is best with a shore power connection.

I also will choose mark2 , which have a good design of handle, making it easy to carry with just one hand

I can’t speak for others but this video was done in the middle of the summer,l and I haven’t had the unit through a winter yet

isnt it the same concept as car AC , two options to pull air in from the inside or outside. In FL you never pull air in from the outside. too hot and humid. elaborate more if you can

@@juanberrocal9864 Nah man, you want the rear intake to pull air from the outside, run it through the unit and push it back out to the outside. On the other side of the ac you want it to pull the already chilled air from the inside, run it through the machine and push the cold air back out to the inside. The reason this is crucial is because you do NOT want the machine pulling air into the rear of it from the inside space and then exhausting it out through the window. What that does is creates low pressure inside the space you are trying to cool and it will actually pull hot air into the space.

@@OGJeff685 gotcha I thought there was only one intake

I would say you would want a power station with 1000W minimum

@@VanlifePLUS , thank you so much, Matt. Awesome channel, brother.

😂 funny. I’ve actually seen ads for flux capacitors that can be installed in your dash. It’s a fantasy item on my van wish list 😁