Zero BREEZE Mark 3 Portable AC Ultimate Kit | 5,280 BTU
Description
Description
Zero BREEZE Mark 3 Portable AC | 5280 BTU
Overview
The Mark 3 is ZERO BREEZE's latest portable air conditioner, boasting a cooling capacity of 5,280 BTU. Weighing just under 22 pounds, it features a multi-function climate control system that allows you to set and maintain temperatures between 61°F and 88°F, suitable for spaces ranging from 100 to 150 square feet. Whether camping or living on the move in a van, trailer, or tiny house, the Mark 3 offers unmatched convenience for all your climate control needs.
This Ultimate Kit comes with 2 Mark 3 Batteries and a complimentary Mark 3 Carry Bag.
Highlights
- Portability: Only 22 lbs, the smallest, lightest 5,280 BTU portable AC, offering comfort on-the-go.
- Rapid Cooling: Cools 20°F in 5 minutes, providing quick relief from the heat.
- Thermostat Setting: Set the Temperature Between 61℉ and 88℉.
- Battery-Powered: No need for power outlets; Mark 3 runs on batteries.
- Solar-Powered: Mark 3 is the first 500W solar-powered portable AC.
- No Installation: Set up in 5 minutes without drilling or cords.
- Ultra-Low Power: Consumes a minimum of 150W, saving energy and costs.
- Dual-Function: Heats and cools for year-round comfort.
- Dehumidify: Effectively reduces humidity, creating a more comfortable environment.
- Active Drain System: Say goodbye to condensation hassles.
Mark 3 Air Conditioner Package:
- ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 Air Conditioner x 1
- 50V DC Power Adapter for Wall Outlet x 1
- Mark 3 Batteries X2
- 2.4G Wireless Remote Controller x 1
- Drainage Pipe x 1
- Front Outlet Duct x1
Φ4.33" (11 cm) - Front Inlet Duct / Rear Inlet Duct x1
Φ5.12" (13 cm) - Rear Outlet Duct x 1
5.91" (15 cm) - Front Inlet Adapter x 1
- Front Outlet Adapter x 1
- Rear Inlet Adapter x 1
- Rear Outlet Adapter x 1
- Manual
| Cooling Capacity | 1550W/ 5280BTU |
| Heating Capacity | 1700W/ 5800BTU |
| Working Mode | Rocket/Cool/Sleep/Fan/Dry/Care/Heating |
| Cooling Rated Input | 500W |
| Wind Speed Level | 4 |
| Rated Working Voltage | 48V DC |
| Working Voltage Range | 38V-58.5V |
| Thermostat Setting | Cooling: 61℉-82℉/16°C - 28°C Heating: 64℉-88℉/18°C - 31°C Dehumidifying: 15% - 90% relative humidity |
| AC Adapter Input | 100V-240V (50Hz/ 60Hz) |
| Ambient Temperature for Operation | 50°F-104°F/10°C-40°C |
| Ambient Temperature for Storage | 14°F-140°F/-10°C-60°C |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Unit Size | 22"L x 10"W x 12"H / 56cm x 26cm x 31cm |
| Weight | 22lbs/10kg |
| Moisture Protection | IPX4 |
| Ventilation Configuration | Dual Hose |
| Battery Type | 21700 Lithium-Ion Polymer Battery |
| Net Weight | 14lbs/6.4kg |
| Unit Size | 20"L x 8"W x 4"H / 51cm x 21cm x 11cm |
| Capacity | 1022Wh |
| DC Charge Input Voltage | 12V-60V |
| Charge from 0% to 80% | About 2 hours (by official power adapter) |
| Safety | Short protection Over current protection Low voltage protection Over temperature protection |
| Chainable | Support 2, 3, 4, or more batteries chaining one after another |
| Operating Temperature | 14°F-104°F/-10℃-40℃ |
| Output Power Max | 550W |
| Output Voltage | 42V-58.8V |
| 12V Anderson Output | 12V/10A Max(120W) |
| USB Type C | PD(100W Max) |
| USB Type A | QC 3.0 18W |
| Charging Method | Power adapter from the wall outlet Solar Panels Cigarette Port |
| Charging Limited Current | 10A |
| Charging while discharging | Yes |
Customer Reviews
Runs great. Noise is at that perfect pitch that after a few minutes your brain completely tunes it out and you hardly realize its on. I have a small space and it cools quickly and evenly. Super easy to set up. The only critique would be the remote control is not east to figure out. I just operate manually but it would be nice if the remote had a better interface.
Great machine. Changes when, where and how we able to camp as a family. Weather is a lesser factor in our RTT thanks to the Mark 3 with 2 batteries. Heat or air through the night! Check out our Instagram for more but we definitely recommend.
Impressive. So portable. So flexible so COOOOOOOL!
Summertime in Oklahoma can be very hot inside of an aircraft when the doors are shut tight, no airflow inside the cabin, taxiing on a blacktop surface. Most smaller aircraft do not have air conditioning mainly due to weight. Installing an aftermarket air conditioner is very expensive due to the certification process required to actually install it in your aircraft and used the aircraft electrical system. Zero Breeze runs on it's own battery so is not physically attached to the aircraft. 100% portable. I have used my new Zero Breeze 3 a few times now and it does keep mainly the front part of the cabin fairly cool. Much better than the numerous ice chest coolers I've tried in the past. I removed one rear seat so I could strap in the unit. This added 24 pounds. The hot air side of the unit I ducted to the rear fuselage, along with the drain line. On the highest setting, after one hour of running I still had 3/4 battery power. So far I am very pleased.
I've played with this thing for a few days now and just couldn't be happier. I used it last night in the SUV while I was inbetween hubs (truck driver) and ran the heat. It was 37F outside and I set the temp for 74F. Within a minute or two it was rolling out intense heat and had the entire SUV comfortable. Slept like a baby.