Economy Mode - IcyBreeze V2 PRO Owner's Manual

Using your IcyBreeze
Platinum & Ultimate
Press the power button. The fan will automatically be set to low and economy settings. Press
the fan button again to cycle through fan speeds.
"Economy" Setting
Pulls air into the ice chamber to cool it
off before blowing it out.
and heat exchanger are not active while
"Extreme Cool" is "Off."
Platinum + Misting and Ultimate ONLY
The misting button will activate a pump that uses water from the cooler to spray mist from the flex
hose nozzle. A properly filled IcyBreeze can run the m sting system for multiple hours. Using the
misting system combined with the fan can cool larger areas.
- DO NOT let the unit run dry of water as this will damage both the primary, and misting pumps.
USB & Remote Usage
To use the 8ft Corded Remote, make sure both
the IcyBreeze and the remote are in the 'OFF'
position, plug the remote into the USB port,
and switch the remote to 'ON.' After a small
delay, the IcyBreeze will turn on. While using
the remote, the IcyBreeze will remember the
last used settings and turn back on with the
same selections.
When not using the remote, the USB port will
be available to charge external devices. The
IcyBreeze cannot be powered from the USB
port.
V2 Pro, Platinum Pro & Ultimate
ater pumps

Economy Mode

The IcyBreeze Platinum and Ultimate have the
option to operate in "Economy Mode" - active
when the "Extreme Cool" indicator light is 'OFF.'
This mode does not circulate water through the
heat exchanger system, and can thus be used
when no water is present in the bottom of the
cooler. This gives flexibility to start cooling with
no water present in the cooler, and simply use
the water from ice melt as it collects in the bottom
of the cooler.
To increase ice life and cooling time, start in the
"Economy Mode" for the first hour befor
switching on the "Extreme Cool" button. larger
area. The combination of cold air and cold mist is
enough to fight through even the hottest days of
summer
"Extreme Cool" Setting
Activates the main pump which circulates
water through the heat exchanger to cool
the air a second time before blowing
out. This will also cause water in the air
to condensate on the heat exchanger to
keep the cold air dry
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