Collection: For outdoor

Outdoor models are much more powerful, they have larger water tanks, stronger fans, and rugged casings protected against dust and splashes. Unlike indoor units, they create a strong, directed airflow that you can still feel even on a breezy day. Just keep in mind that they only work well in dry climates and need constant refilling.

No, indoor ACs are not designed for outdoor use; moisture, dust, and temperature swings will quickly break them. Also, without a way to vent hot air (and there's nowhere to vent it on a balcony), a compressor model simply won't cool. For a balcony or loggia, an evaporative cooler or a powerful floor fan is a much better choice.

For an open lounge area, choose a large rolling evaporative cooler with a water tank of at least 10 liters and an airflow range of 5-7 meters. Look for models with adjustable speed and air direction so you can create a comfortable zone for your guests. It won't cool your entire yard, but it will save you from the heat exactly where you're sitting.