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Evaporative Coolers Are Easy to Install The sketch on page 1 illustrates the method of construction of an evaporative cooler. Notice the simplicity of construction of this type cooler. Originally evaporative coolers were developed largely by home owners and were naturally home-made. Last year several responsible manufacturers recognized the possibilities of this inexpensive cooling method and thousands of coolers were made and sold using Wagner Evaporative Cooling Fans. Whether you buy a factory made cooler, have one built by a local con­tractor, or elect to ‘‘build your own,” for most economical and satis­factory results, be sure that your cooler is equipped with a Wagner Evaporative Cooling Fan Assembly. The reasons why Wagner Cool­in g Fan Assemblies are best for the purpose, anywhere, and at any price are discussed on other pages of this leaflet. The usual method of construction of this type of cooler is to build a window box with an excelsior or fiber mat placed in a vertical position with provisions a t the top for dripping water through the excelsior or fiber pad. Cooling is produced by drawing large volumes of air over the moist mat, thus providing active circulation o f cool air through the store or home. In order to obtain proper cooling it is necessary to circu­late a sufficiently large volume of air to provide a complete change of air in the home every two to three minutes. The size of this cooling mat through which the air, enters must be large enough in area to avoid much resistance to incoming air, otherwise the efficiency and cooling effects of the fan will be greatly reduced. The amount of pad required varies with temperature and humidity condi­tions. Under the most unfavorable conditions, a pad of 1 square foot of area for each 100 cubic feet of air delivery of cooler per minute may be required. In drier climates a smaller pad will be satisfactory. Minimum size pad should be at least ^ square foot for each 100 cubic feet of cooler air delivery so as to result in air velocity through pads of not more than 200 cubic feet per minute. Higher velocity will tend to pick up excess moisture in the air stream. The Wagner fan should be o f large volume, slow-speed exhaust-type. A three-speed fan is best suited, as it provides second and third speeds for use after the home is cooled Mid for night use, or for use in milder weather. Im p orta n t, for satisfactory results provide an outlet at opposite side of house to allow free air movement through and out of the house. “For Your Protection Be Sure to Insist on Wagner Evaporative Cooling Fans for Your Coolers." Performance Data All Wagner evaporative cooling fan assemblies are for operation on 110 volts alternating cu rren t. Type Cycles** No. Speeds R.P.M .* Watts* Free W x Delivery* C. F . M. Cooling* Volume Capacity I cu. ft. 16S1 60 1 1050 85 1550-1700 2000 16S3 60 3 1050 85 1550-1700 2000 16K1 60 1 1140 125 2400-2750 5000 16K3 60 Multi 1140 H ni25flU fi 2400-2750 5000 19^ K 1 60 1 1140 200 3400-4000 9000 19J4K3 60 Multi 1140 200 3400-4000 9000 24K1 60 1 1140 ! 3.15 5100-5300 11000 24K3 60 Multi 1140 275 5100-5300 11000 16S1 25 1200 100 1350-1550 2000 16S3 25 3 1200 100 1350-1550 2000 16K1 25 1 1440 250 2900-3300 7000 16K3 | B U H I Multi 1440 250 2900-3300 7000 •Performance and data given for 3-speed assemblies are those applying to top speed operation of fan. • 60 cycle fan assemblies are suitable for operation on 50 cycle current. Description and Prices Type Cycles Type Motor Description Retail 16S1 60 Shaded-Pole F a n .. One-end enclosed................... ............ $17.50 16S3 60 Shaded-Pole F a n .. Furnished with 3-speed regulator.. . . 23.50 16K1 60 Split-phase............. Drip-proof............................................ 26.00 16K3 60 Capacitor................ Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 38.00 19KK1 60 Split-phase............. Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 36.00 19J4K3 60 Capacitor................ Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 48.00 24K1 60 Split-phase............. Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 45.00 24K3 60 Capacitor................ Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 65.00 16S1 25 Shaded-Pole F a n .. One-end enclosed.................................. 23.50 16S3 25 Shaded-Pole F a n .. Furnished with 3-speed regulator. . . . 29.50 16K1 25 Split-phase.............. Totally-enclosed, ball thrust bearings.. 32.50 16K3 25 Capacitor................ Totally-enclosed, with 3-speed control. 59.50 II__ All motors are rubber-mounted except types S I and S3 25-cycle motors. ACCESSORIES Circulating W ater Pump—for recirculating water so as to eliminate waste and the . necessity for connection to a sewer. I t is self-priming. This pump can only be applied to K models of the evaporative cooling fans. Price complete with belt and pulleys. — --------— ------. . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . ____ „ • .. . . . . . . . . . . . Combined Tem perature and Humidity Meters. A necessary accessory for the intelligent operation o f coolers. Prices: Counsellor model._____ _________ _____ ___ ___ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ashton model_____ _....______ _________ ___ _____. . . ____________.,. > Ask your dealer to show these accessories to you. Prices are subject to change without notice. WAGNER ELECTRIC CORPORATION 1240 S. Hope Street Los Angeles, California $1.50 $1.50 Your Distributor I Form VU-4 — April, 1939. Printed in U. S. A. Cool Your Homo 20 t o 25 DEGREES (Fahrenheit) WAGNER EVAPORATIVE COOLING FANS