Overcome Every Challenge with Greater Ease
From remote wilderness to challenging terrains, ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 helps you stay cool and comfortable, reducing the discomforts of extreme temperatures. Discover how our innovative portable air conditioner makes your overlanding adventures more enjoyable by tackling the elements head-on.
Stay Cool and Safe
Extreme temperatures and humidity can ruin an overlanding adventure, but the ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 is here to help. It keeps you cool and comfortable, ensuring you can rest and recover after a long day of exploration. Additionally, by lowering temperatures and reducing humidity, it also minimizes the risk of heat-related illnesses, keeping you safe and healthy throughout your summer journey.
Worry-Free Power for Off-Grid Adventures
Overlanding should never be hindered by power issues. The ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 AC is designed for outdoor exploration, consuming a maximum of 500W. It can be powered by its own battery, portable power stations, or car battery systems, ensuring worry-free adventures in remote areas. The Mark 3 battery is solar rechargeable and lasts up to 7 hours in sleep mode, providing a restful and uninterrupted night's sleep.
Carry on the Go
Designed for the modern overlander, the ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 AC weighs just 22 lbs, making it easy to carry to your rooftop tent, truck camper, or any rig. Its compact size, thanks to the cola can-sized compressor, fits neatly in your trunk. Wherever your adventure takes you, the Mark 3 is ready to keep you cool.
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What is Overlanding?
Overlanding is an adventure travel style where the journey itself is the primary goal. It involves traveling off-road in robust vehicles like 4x4 trucks or SUVs, embracing self-sufficiency, and camping in remote areas. Whether you're off-grid for a few days or have adopted it as a full-time lifestyle, overlanding is about relying on your preparation, vehicle, and gear while immersing yourself in new cultures, connecting with nature, and exploring destinations off the beaten path.
Many pieces of equipment enhance your overlanding experiences, like portable fridges and outdoor shower systems. However, air conditioning has always seemed like a distant dream due to its size and energy requirements. Overcoming high temperatures during rest has been a major challenge, often affecting sleep quality and becoming a barrier for family participation in these adventures. Poor sleep in high temperatures can severely impact your performance, making the next day's activities as dangerous as driving under the influence.
Family Adventures with ZERO BREEZE
Is Air Conditioning in Overlanding Still a Luxury?
In the past, using air conditioning while overlanding seemed like an unrealistic luxury—bulky equipment, massive energy consumption, and impracticality akin to wanting a bathtub in the desert. But ZERO BREEZE has revolutionized this perception. Our Mark 3 unit is designed with the true adventurer in mind: compact enough to fit into a travel bag, requiring no generator, and eliminating the need for large batteries.
ZERO BREEZE Mark 3 offers a practical, efficient solution to one of overlanding’s toughest challenges—staying cool in the wild. It provides the comfort of air conditioning without compromising the spirit of adventure. No more sleepless nights or being labeled as "glamping". With ZERO BREEZE, you can fully embrace the raw beauty of nature, stay refreshed, and be ready to conquer the next day’s journey.
Rediscover the joy of overlanding with ZERO BREEZE Mark 3—where innovative comfort meets rugged practicality.
How to Set Up the ZERO BREEZE Portable Air Conditioner on Your RTT
FAQs
Mark 3 AC: 22" L x 10" W x 12" H (56 cm x 26 cm x 31 cm)22 lbs (10 kg)
Mark 3 Battery: 20" L x 8" W x 4" H (51 cm x 21 cm x 11 cm)14 lbs (6.4 kg)
5,280 BTU can typically cool a small room or an area of about 100 to 150 square feet. However, this can vary based on factors like ceiling height, insulation quality, local climate, and the number of windows and doors.
One Mark 3 battery can run 2-7h on a single charge. It depends on the running mode and the environment you are in.
Yes.
The Mark 3 uses a dual-hose system to expel heat. The process is similar to the Mark 2. One hose draws in outside air, which then flows through the condenser. The heat from the condenser is finally expelled outside through the second hose.
There is a pump inside the Mark 3 and a sensor placed in the tray. When a certain amount of water accumulates, it will drain automatically, eliminating the need to manually tilt it to drain.
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If Mark 3 is operated at temperatures below 10°C, the evaporator may freeze, triggering the unit's protective mechanism, which will cause it to stop working.
Purchases from the official website come with a 1-year warranty.
One Mark 2 battery can charge one Mark 3 battery at present. If you have two Mark 2 batteries, they can be used in series with a DlY cable to power the Mark 3 directly.