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8000 BTU BLACK+DECKER Portable Air Conditioner up to 350 Sq. with Remote Control White on sale for $220.
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This is #1 in Portable Air Conditioners on Amazon. It is single hose so if this is not something you want you'll want to pass on this.
-48% $219.99
List Price: $419.99
Product Information:
Brand: BLACK+DECKER
Cooling Power: 8000
Special Feature: Remote_control
Product Dimensions: 16.5"D x 26"W x 11.5"H
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) 5.4
Color: White
Voltage: 115 Volts
Noise Level: 54 dB
Number of Speeds: 3
Floor Area: 300
About this item:
Portable AC: Use this personal air conditioner (15.3" x 14" x 24.8") in rooms up to 350 sq. ft. Stay cool in the hot summer months and sleep well with this BLACK+DECKER ac unit for bedroom.
3-in-1: Our 4,100 BTU DOE (8000 BTU ASHRAE 128) air conditioner also functions as a dehumidifier & fan. This portable air conditioner (45.8 lbs.) has a convenient remote control & top mounted control panel with LED display.
Impressive Features: Set the temperature just right with this ac portable air conditioner. Our ac unit portable also has a slide-out washable filter, auto water evaporation, & 24-hour timer.
Easy Mobility: Thanks to casters on the bottom and side handles on both sides of the small air conditioner, this air cooler can be moved from room to room without any hassle.
Installation Kit: When it comes to fans that blow cold air, this indoor ac unit includes an easy-to-install window kit. A large, vented airflow outlet ushers in cool air.
Also on sale:
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12,000 BTU [amazon.com] $269.99
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We just received ours today and it was easy to install. It cooled off our finished attic room very well in the 100 degree heat. So far we are very happy.
I noticed that Amazon does not mention btu DOE for the Frigidaire.
We just received ours today and it was easy to install. It cooled off our finished attic room very well in the 100 degree heat. So far we are very happy.
I noticed that Amazon does not mention btu DOE for the Frigidaire.
The FHPC082AC1 apparently features R32 refrigerant, whereas the B+D unit seems to use R410a...a refrigerant that apparently is being phased out. I prefer to go directly to the manufacturers' websites to confirm products' technical specifications; this really is important, because there's a lot of conflicting information about portable air conditioners.
R32 apparently is the more energy efficient refrigerant, which, if true, would perhaps result in a lower electricity bill at the end of the month than a comparable unit running R410a. This is just one person's opinion, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows differently.
The FHPC082AC1 apparently features R32 refrigerant, whereas the B+D unit seems to use R410a...a refrigerant that apparently is being phased out. I prefer to go directly to the manufacturers' websites to confirm products' technical specifications; this really is important, because there's a lot of conflicting information about portable air conditioners.
R32 apparently is the more energy efficient refrigerant, which, if true, would perhaps result in a lower electricity bill at the end of the month than a comparable unit running R410a. This is just one person's opinion, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows differently.
The FHPC082AC1 apparently features R32 refrigerant, whereas the B+D unit seems to use R410a...a refrigerant that apparently is being phased out. I prefer to go directly to the manufacturers' websites to confirm products' technical specifications; this really is important, because there's a lot of conflicting information about portable air conditioners.
R32 apparently is the more energy efficient refrigerant, which, if true, would perhaps result in a lower electricity bill at the end of the month than a comparable unit running R410a. This is just one person's opinion, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows differently.
The FHPC082AC1 apparently features R32 refrigerant, whereas the B+D unit seems to use R410a...a refrigerant that apparently is being phased out. I prefer to go directly to the manufacturers' websites to confirm products' technical specifications; this really is important, because there's a lot of conflicting information about portable air conditioners.
R32 apparently is the more energy efficient refrigerant, which, if true, would perhaps result in a lower electricity bill at the end of the month than a comparable unit running R410a. This is just one person's opinion, but I'd like to hear from anyone who knows differently.
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