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Breeze Box portable air conditioner tested in camper van

29.08.2026 00:41 1 min 1 source РУС
motor-fan.jp JPN

Motor Fan magazine tested the Breeze Box portable air conditioner, priced at 59,800 yen, in a Toyota Town Ace-based camper conversion. During the test, the interior temperature dropped from 31.0°C to 24.6°C, while humidity rose from 45% to 53%. After two hours of use, a 1000Wh portable power station retained 69% charge.

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