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Austin Inventor Is Stirring Up the Cooling Industry – Big AC Brands Are Not Happy
Austin — What started as a frustration-driven experiment in a
small US garage is now turning into one of the country's fastest-selling home cooling
gadgets. The idea is simple: a compact portable device that cools any room
in under two minutes — delivering real air conditioning performance at a fraction of the
usual cost.
That's exactly what Thomas Berger (54), an aerospace thermal engineer from Austin, US, asked himself when he looked at the price tags in his local hardware store.
"A decent window unit costs $800. A portable AC costs even more. And then you're paying $200 to $300 every month just to run it. I kept thinking — there has to be a smarter way to do this."
With over a decade of experience designing thermal control systems for aerospace
applications — the technology that keeps satellite instruments from melting in orbit —
Thomas had the engineering background to do something about
it.
"The concept isn't complicated," Berger says. "Your room already has air in it.
The key is pulling that warm air in, cooling it rapidly, and pushing it back out — without
the compressor, without the refrigerant, and without the
electricity bill that comes with them."
After several months of prototyping in his garage — testing airflow configurations and cooling chamber geometries, applying the same thermal engineering principles he'd spent his career developing — he built a working prototype.
Real cooling performance in any room, in under two minutes, without bulky
machines, refrigerant, or expensive installation.
"I set the prototype up in my living room when it was 95°F and pressed the
button," Berger recalls. "Within two minutes, the thermometer read 63°F. I ran it four more
times just to be sure."
"My neighbor came over — he's a retired HVAC technician, 35 years in the
industry. He walked into the room, checked the thermometer, looked at the device, and just
went quiet. Then he asked how soon he could have one."
Before long, everyone on the street wanted one.
That prototype became Cooling Ace.
What started as a personal engineering challenge eventually became Cooling Ace — a patented portable cooling device now used in more
than 60,000 households across the US.
✅ Cools any room from 95°F to 63°F in under 2 minutes —
tested, repeatable, consistent.
✅ Uses up to 90% less electricity than a window
AC — runs for hours on minimal power consumption.
✅ No installation
required — plug in and press one button. Ready in 30 seconds.
✅
Whisper-quiet at under 40 decibels — quieter than a library, runs while you
sleep.
✅ Completely portable at under two pounds — move it from bedroom
to office to RV without thinking twice.
Cooling Ace is designed for anyone
who wants to:
- Cool a bedroom, living room, or home office without a permanent
AC unit
- Stop paying $200–$300 every month just to be comfortable at
home
- Get real cooling performance in a rental where window units aren't
allowed
- Keep an elderly parent or young child cool without running a full
central system
- Enjoy portable, on-demand cooling
for RVs, garages, or outdoor covered spaces
With summer arriving earlier and heatwaves hitting harder every year, demand for
Cooling Ace is surging.
"We can barely keep up with
production," Berger admits.
The problem: as a
small US company, Berger cannot manufacture unlimited quantities.
"We
currently have around 3,200 units left in stock. Once they're gone, it will take at
least 8 weeks until the next delivery."
Berger's approach removes the parts that make a traditional air conditioner heavy, expensive and complicated to fit.
Rather than running a refrigeration cycle, the unit draws in the warm air a room already holds, cools it as it passes through, and pushes it back out.
The two components that make conventional units bulky and costly to service are absent from the design entirely.
There is no compressor load to carry, so the unit draws its power from a standard wall socket.
No window bracket, no ducting and no contractor visit — which is what makes it an option in a rental.
Compact and portable, so a single unit can follow you from bedroom to office to RV.
The same thermal-control principles Berger spent a decade applying to satellite instruments.
Berger describes the cycle in four steps — and, in his words, “the concept isn't complicated.”
No window bracket, no ducting, no installer. The unit works from an ordinary outlet wherever you set it down.
“Your room already has air in it,” Berger says. The unit pulls that warm air into the intake rather than trying to condition air from outside.
Airflow configurations and chamber geometries worked out over months of garage prototyping do the cooling — no compressor, no refrigerant.
The conditioned air returns to the room. Because the loop stays indoors, there is no exhaust hose to hang out of a window.

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The points that come up most often about how the unit is built, powered and supplied.
No. There is no window bracket, no ducting and no contractor visit. That is the reason the article highlights it as an option for renters, where window units often are not allowed.
No. Berger's stated design goal was to cool the air a room already contains — “without the compressor, without the refrigerant, and without the electricity bill that comes with them.”
It is described as a personal and single-room device — a bedroom, a living room, a home office, an RV, a garage or a covered outdoor space. It is not presented as a replacement for a whole-home central system.
Yes. Because nothing is fixed to a wall or window, the unit is meant to be carried from room to room and simply plugged in wherever it is needed.
Thomas Berger, an aerospace thermal engineer from Austin with more than a decade of experience in thermal control systems for aerospace applications. The first working unit was built in his garage.
No. The offer described on this page is available through the manufacturer's own channel only, and is not listed on Amazon or eBay.
The merchant does. This page is published by Air Conditioner 2026 LLC as an advertisement; we do not sell, ship or service the product. Payment, delivery, warranty and returns sit with the merchant — see our Disclaimer and Terms of Use.
Anyone ordering now can get Cooling Ace at an introductory price of less than $70 — nearly half the regular retail price. A limited-time offer that will not be guaranteed past the current production batch.
⚠ Warning: As soon as the stock is sold out, the promotion will end immediately. Last year's experience: Cooling Ace sold out before noon.
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