How to Find Your Evaporative Cooler Model and Part Numbers (Old and New)

The fastest way to get the right part is to know two things: your cooler model and the number on the old part. This guide shows where to find both, and why the numbers don’t always match.

1. Find the cooler model

Every cooler has a compliance or data plate, usually inside the cabinet once a pad frame or access panel is removed, or on the side of the casing. It shows the brand, the model (for example Breezair EXQ170, Braemar LCB350, Bonaire Integra, Brivis Contour L41) and often a serial number. Take a photo of it.

2. Read the number on the old part

Look for a label or moulded number on the part itself. Parts often carry more than one number:

• Manufacturer service part number – the number the cooler brand uses, e.g. Seeley 095967, Bonaire 6050812SP, Brivis B000414.
• Component maker’s number – the motor or pump maker’s own code, e.g. a motor label number or a Fasco JRM model.
• Old or superseded numbers – parts get updated over the years and replaced by new numbers.

That’s why our product pages show a Part numbers section that lists the current number alongside known old and alternative numbers.

Brand number patterns

3. Search or browse

• Search our site for the part number or the cooler model.
• Browse parts by cooler model.
• Browse by brand: Breezair/Braemar/Coolair, Bonaire/Celair, Brivis, CoolBreeze.

Still not sure?

Send us a photo of the compliance plate and the old part through our contact page. We’ll confirm the right replacement before you buy.

This guide is general information only. Always follow your cooler manufacturer’s instructions, and use a licensed electrician for any electrical work.