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Breeze Air Evaporative Cooler Covers and Vent Covers

A cooler cover must fit the cabinet and vent arrangement without trapping moisture. Identify the cooler model and measure it before choosing a seasonal cover.

A Breeze air evaporative cooler cover should match the cabinet model, exterior dimensions and the direction of its air openings. Some products called vent covers are made for a specific duct or wall opening; they are not interchangeable with a full outdoor cooler cover.

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How do I choose a Breeze evaporative cooler cover?

Match the cover to the cooler's model and measured cabinet dimensions, then check its fabric and intended storage conditions. The brand name alone is not enough to establish fit.

Are evaporative air cooler vent covers the same as outdoor covers?

No. A vent cover closes or protects an opening, while an outdoor cover surrounds a cabinet. Confirm the product's intended use and dimensions before buying.

Should I cover an evaporative cooler while it is running?

No. Remove any storage cover before operation and keep air inlets and outlets unobstructed. Follow the manual's clearance and start-up instructions.

Should I drain a swamp cooler before covering it for winter?

Use the manufacturer's seasonal shutdown procedure, which may call for shutting off water, draining the reservoir and cleaning or drying components. Do not seal a wet unit without checking the manual.