We would like to get a unit for the summer. An L-shaped room (small piece by door) with approx. 15 mm2 is located directly under the roof. In summer, the temperature in the room rises to about 25-26°C and will not drop below 23°C in summer. For sleeping, we have a small window with a roll-up mosquito net, so the supply of fresh and cooled air from outside is correspondingly "low".

- Can the Dyson support the supply/distribution of air? (The Dyson would be opposite the window).
- Does it also actively lower the room temperature or only distribute it optimally?
- Active pollen control with the window open for better sleep?

Thank you and greetings

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We would like to get a unit for the summer. An L-shaped room (small piece by door) with approx. 15 mm2 is located directly under the roof. In summer, the temperature in the room rises to about 25-26°C and will not drop below 23°C in summer. For sleeping, we have a small window with a roll-up mosquito net, so the supply of fresh and cooled air from outside is correspondingly "low".

- Can the Dyson support the supply/distribution of air? (The Dyson would be opposite the window).
- Does it also actively lower the room temperature or only distribute it optimally?
- Active pollen control with the window open for better sleep?

Thank you and greetings

Accepted Answer

So this air purifier can't really cool. If you want it to be cooler, I recommend buying an air conditioner. That is the only thing that really helps.
However, the air flow can be perceived as pleasant and at least it makes the room feel a little cooler.  The device has helped me a lot with my allergies. I can't say whether it improves the quality of sleep for a non-allergy sufferer. However, if it is often "stuffy" in your room, this Dyson will definitely alleviate the problem!

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