Coolers are used in millions of homes in India to get relief from heat. Coolers are used more than ACs in the country because coolers are cheaper than ACs. Besides, they also reduce electricity bills. But many people complain that despite running the cooler, the room does not feel cool and keeps sweating. This problem increases even more as the monsoon approaches.

Many people think that their cooler is damaged. But experts say that if exhaust fan is used along with the cooler, then the airflow in the room remains better. This not only improves cooling but also reduces humidity in the room. Let us know how this method works.

Air cooler cools the air with the help of water. During this process the humidity in the room increases. If there is no proper way for fresh air to come and go in the room, then this moisture starts accumulating and a feeling of suffocation starts. Exhaust fan helps in expelling hot and humid air from the room. Due to this, fresh air continuously comes inside the room and the cooler works more effectively.

The cooler works well only when there is good air circulation in the room. If the room is completely closed, the cold air gradually starts increasing the humidity. In such a situation, the exhaust fan expels the old and moist air from the room.

Due to this, the cooler continuously gets fresh air, which gets cooled and spreads in the room. This is the reason why cooling feels more effective and there is less stuffiness in the room.

The biggest problem of coolers is increased humidity. When there is excess humidity in the room, people start sweating and feel less cool. Exhaust fan helps in expelling excess humid air. Due to this, the environment of the room remains more comfortable, refreshing and cool, due to which the cooling of the cooler also feels better.

According to experts, the exhaust fan should be installed in such a part of the room from where hot air can easily escape. At the same time, it is considered better to keep the cooler near a window or door, so that it continuously gets fresh air.

On the other hand, if the exhaust fan is expelling air, then the air flow in the room remains continuous. This improves the flow of fresh and cool air and you feel more effective cooling.

In comparison to AC, both cooler and exhaust fan consume much less electricity. If proper air flow is maintained in the room, then the cooler does not have to work hard and better cooling can be achieved even with less power. This not only increases the coolness in the room, but also helps in keeping the electricity bill under control.