Zero Breeze Mark 2 2,300 BTU Portable Air Conditioner

I am using this for a small 8 x 10 chicken coop. Extreme heat is very dangerous for these guys. This has made a huge difference on hot days.

Likes- This unit as advertised is very portable , nice aesthetics and streamlined design making placement and positioning LESS challenging . Dislikes- I mentioned LESS challenging in terms of placement and positioning, because it could still pose quite a bit of challenge on how and where to position it to where you can maximize its cooling efficiency. The exhaust hoses adds to this problem because it crowds out your space ( SUV, Van, truck sleeping cab ( unless if you are in a ground tent or RTT where there's more of a space ). Last and certainly not least of my dislikes, Mark 2 Zero Breeze, w its 2,300BTU's cooling is just not enough cool your tiny space when you're dealing with ambient temperatures from the mid 90's to triple digit temps . I've tested it inside my Toyota Sequoia with outside temps in the 94- 100F range . The most this unit could do to lower the temp was in the high 70's to 80's . So if your inside that closed space, windows closed (to try to keep hot air out and don't get any sort of breeze), ambient temps that high will be too much for this unit. The only work around I can see is if you're using it in daytime, stay under a shade or maybe use a portable fan and crack the windows a bit, use the fan and this AC together to create some sort of breeze. Another is to use it in the evening to nighttime to give Mark2 breeze a fighting chance