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Vissani 8000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner w/ Window Kit (White)
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Home Depot has Vissani 8000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner (White, VPA08) for $168.97. Shipping is free.
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- Low-noise cooling system
- Long distance and centralized air flow
- Cooling air conditioner, dehumidifier, and fan functions
- Remote control included
- Fan features: Automatic shutoff, oscillating, overload protection, self-diagnostic tools, "Sleep Mode", timer
- Designed for windows 18" to 50" wide
- Dimensions: H 29.1'', W 17.4'', D 12.5''
- Includes: casters, remote control, window-venting kit
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- This item has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on over 75 customer reviews at Home Depot.
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Home Depot has Vissani 8000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner (White, VPA08) for $168.97. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
Product Information:
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for sharing this deal.
Product Information:
- Low-noise cooling system
- Long distance and centralized air flow
- Cooling air conditioner, dehumidifier, and fan functions
- Remote control included
- Fan features: Automatic shutoff, oscillating, overload protection, self-diagnostic tools, "Sleep Mode", timer
- Designed for windows 18" to 50" wide
- Dimensions: H 29.1'', W 17.4'', D 12.5''
- Includes: casters, remote control, window-venting kit
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this item:
- This item has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on over 75 customer reviews at Home Depot.
- About this store:
- You can view the Home Depot Return Policy here
- Additional Note:
- Please refer to the Forum Thread for additional discussion regarding this deal.
- Price valid 9/7 while supplies last
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I'm looking for a backup in case my whole house AC goes down (unit is 20+ years old). I almost bit the Whytner (sp?) earlier for $300 but let that pass. It would be used to cool one room in a house- I realize it wouldn't be able to cool the whole house, no portable AC could really.
Seems like most of the HD reviews for it are pretty good. And considering it wouldn't be used a whole lot, it's probably fine for my scenario I'm guessing. Skeptical because I've never heard of the brand. Thinking I'd buy it with a chase card for the extended warranty.
I'm looking for a backup in case my whole house AC goes down (unit is 20+ years old). I almost bit the Whytner (sp?) earlier for $300 but let that pass. It would be used to cool one room in a house- I realize it wouldn't be able to cool the whole house, no portable AC could really.
Seems like most of the HD reviews for it are pretty good. And considering it wouldn't be used a whole lot, it's probably fine for my scenario I'm guessing. Skeptical because I've never heard of the brand. Thinking I'd buy it with a chase card for the extended warranty.
I'm looking for a backup in case my whole house AC goes down (unit is 20+ years old). I almost bit the Whytner (sp?) earlier for $300 but let that pass. It would be used to cool one room in a house- I realize it wouldn't be able to cool the whole house, no portable AC could really.
Seems like most of the HD reviews for it are pretty good. And considering it wouldn't be used a whole lot, it's probably fine for my scenario I'm guessing. Skeptical because I've never heard of the brand. Thinking I'd buy it with a chase card for the extended warranty.
They have some interior water space for each drain chamber, but you basically want to have the drain lines set up for whichever mode(s) you'll use, and the hoses should basically feed to something at/around floor-level. If both the drain openings are closed and you're running the unit in summer weather, I'd expect the unit to go into its "Flood" state (where it automatically turns off its compressor) within 4-6 hours. The moisture levels in your specific space would make that number vary +/- a large amount.
Depending on your room's setup, that can either be no big deal or a bit annoying. Even in normal humidity, these units can put out a lot of water, so do keep that in mind. If the room you're using it in wasn't previously air-conditioned, it'll put out even more water than usual the first handful of days as it draws out moisture from any porous materials in the room itself, but that's a temporary state.
I say all this as someone who uses it happily in my main living room, and the two points of annoyance were the noise level and the water situation; I think both are manageable, but just be ready to accommodate both.
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They have some interior water space for each drain chamber, but you basically want to have the drain lines set up for whichever mode(s) you'll use, and the hoses should basically feed to something at/around floor-level. If both the drain openings are closed and you're running the unit in summer weather, I'd expect the unit to go into its "Flood" state (where it automatically turns off its compressor) within 4-6 hours. The moisture levels in your specific space would make that number vary +/- a large amount.
Depending on your room's setup, that can either be no big deal or a bit annoying. Even in normal humidity, these units can put out a lot of water, so do keep that in mind. If the room you're using it in wasn't previously air-conditioned, it'll put out even more water than usual the first handful of days as it draws out moisture from any porous materials in the room itself, but that's a temporary state.
I say all this as someone who uses it happily in my main living room, and the two points of annoyance were the noise level and the water situation; I think both are manageable, but just be ready to accommodate both.
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I'm looking for a backup in case my whole house AC goes down (unit is 20+ years old). I almost bit the Whytner (sp?) earlier for $300 but let that pass. It would be used to cool one room in a house- I realize it wouldn't be able to cool the whole house, no portable AC could really.
Seems like most of the HD reviews for it are pretty good. And considering it wouldn't be used a whole lot, it's probably fine for my scenario I'm guessing. Skeptical because I've never heard of the brand. Thinking I'd buy it with a chase card for the extended warranty.
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I always wondered if you JB Welded another hose onto the intake, if it would be a little more efficient than just sucking in the air from all the other cracks and crevices in your home. It'd still get a lot that way, but if it managed to get 50% from outside the house, that seems like it'd be good, no?
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