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Brand guide

De’Longhi Portable Air Coolers and Cooling Options

De’Longhi Australia lists the EV250.WH evaporative cooler alongside a broader Pinguino portable air conditioner range. Choose between added moisture and refrigerated cooling based on your climate.

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Brand overview

If you are searching for a De’Longhi portable air cooler, the brand's Australian range includes the EV250.WH evaporative cooler. It has a 4.5 L tank and a published airflow of 460 m³/h; its humidifying method makes local humidity and ventilation relevant.

De’Longhi also sells Pinguino portable air conditioners, which use a different cooling system and need an exhaust route. Compare the exact appliance type before buying: a portable evaporative cooler is not a substitute for refrigerated air conditioning in every climate.

Models at a glance

Best for portable evaporative cooling

De’Longhi EV250.WH

Evaporative performance is sensitive to humidity and needs ventilation.

Best for refrigerated portable cooling

De’Longhi Pinguino PACEM93KSILENT

It needs a suitable exhaust arrangement and is not an evaporative cooler.

Compare them side by side

De’Longhi EV250.WHDe’Longhi Pinguino PACEM93KSILENT
Cooling typeEvaporativePortable air conditioner
Published capacity460 m³/h airflow2.6 kW
Water tank4.5 L—
SetupFill tank; allow ventilationRoute exhaust outside
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