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The summer season in Nepal is not predictable anymore. In 2023, the average maximum temperature was 27.9°C in the country, which was approximately 0.6°C higher than usual, and it is expected that it would hit 0.9°C higher by 2016-2045, as written in the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology Climate Division in their annual summary. Meanwhile, the AC imports increased by more than 43 % within one fiscal period, which indicates how rapid households are getting adjusted to the

Monsoon in Nepal truly reflects a season of contrasts. On one hand, the rain brings very welcome relief from the heat of the summer. On the other hand, they pose several problems for managing your indoor environment. Most Nepali homes resort to turning the air conditioner on full blast, running the cooler at its maximum, and then putting on all the fans at the same time. But, although this may make the room feel cool for a while, it normally comes with a very high electricity

During the peak of the Nepali summer, a basic fan is no longer sufficient to combat the extreme heat. The fan is moving air, but it still feels warm. Afternoons are extremely warm, and it is harder to sleep, and people begin to seek something more powerful, not necessarily an AC, but certainly more than a fan. This is where air coolers make a lot of sense. They sit in an extremely practical middle ground: more powerful than a standard fan, much cheaper than an air conditione