WayCool Evaporative Spot Coolers

Create a comfortable profitable environment! Keep your customers and employees Way - Cool!

The WayCool evaporative coolers have a powerful directional airflow and throws cool air up to 100 feet!

• Approximately 50% the price and 25% the energy consumption of the equivalent capacity compressed vapor portable air conditioner.
• NEW! Standard automatic shut-off prevents pump damage in case of low water level.
• All models have large on-board water reservoir and can be connected to a garden hose for continuous use.
• 1 Hp models come standard with an easy fill inlet and water gauge.
• High impact ABS plastic housing with heavy-duty aluminum frame and base.
• All models have heavy-duty, maintenance free, 2-speed motors.
• Fixed or oscillating outputs available.
• Chemically treated cellulose evaporative pads for long pad life.
• 1 Hp dimensions: Base 33" x 33" x 52" tall; 24 gallon reservoir.
• 1/3 Hp dimensions: Base 25" x 25" x 42" tall; 14 gallon reservoir.
• Two-year limited warranty.
• Made in the USA.

Options Available

• 1 Hp models available in gray: WCG-1HPMFA (excludes DHL model)
• Pneumatic wheels (WC-PWINSTALLED)
• Pads, water conditioner and cleaner products available.
• NEW! Inlet Air Filter option for all 1 Hp models. 45 PPI open-cell polyurethane foam filter media rated UL 900 Class 2. Aluminum frame and Uni-grid support on one side. Available in sets of 4.
• NEW! Rugged aluminum inlet grates for increased strength and durability.

Please consult your Schaefer dealer for what options would work best for you.

WayCool Works!
Many people mistakenly believe they live in a place that is too humid and hot for a WayCool evaporative cooler to be effective. But the laws of physics dictate that as the temperature rises, relative humidity falls.

A review of weather data from hot weather regions shows that even in the most humid climates, midday relative humidity levels are well within the range where WayCool can provide heat relief. Humidity levels may start the day in the 90% range during the cool morning hours, but at 90 degree F. and above, it's almost impossible to have humidity levels above 70%.