Window AC Reinvented - meet the Midea U! Introducing the first ever U-shaped Inverter 8,000 BTU window air conditioner that allows you to open or close your window while the unit is installed. The innovative design with the included bracket makes installation very easy while using the window to isolate the noise outside making for an extremely quiet operation down to 32 dBA. It's the first Window AC to obtain ENERGY STAR MOST EFFICIENT 2020 with over 35% energy savings compared to regular ACs. With easy Wi-Fi setup, control the unit using Alexa or Google Assistant voice commands or the MSmartHome app. This unit is perfect for spaces up to 350 Sq. Ft. *9 TIMES QUIETER DISCLAIMER: Testing is done according to the ISO 3744 standard. Nine Midea U-Shaped units, running at the same time is less than the sound level of some single traditional units. ** OVER 35% ENERGY SAVINGS DISCLAIMER: Compared to the Federal minimum requirement.
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Model: Midea U-shaped 8,000 BTU Energy Star Window Air Conditioner with Remote and WiFi Control
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Great deal. I purchased the 8K Midea from Amazon for $249 with an estimated delivery of 9/14. The HD one says it will deliver on 9/11. Considering cancelling the Amazon one and getting this to save $10 and get it a few days sooner, but not sure it's worth it.
I did the same. I just contacted Amazon support and they were actually willing to give $20 promotional credit so I accepted it.
If you are serious then the kwh ballpark a night use. Last night it used 2.69 kwh, probably 8 hours thanks
I can't figure out if you're asking or telling….looks like you already have your own data.
Obviously it completely depends on outside temp, inside temp, and set/demand temp. For instance last night it was on average 75 outside. At 10pm it was 72* in my 12' x 15' bedroom with set temp of 70*. I had it on low fan speed (40% fan speed), and it used right at 1.6 kWh between 10pm and 8am. So it averaged 160 watts over 10 hours.
I have this 8k unit. It crapped out in a YR. I purchased another one but also grabbed a 4yr added warranty. Since it's such a lower price than normal it's worth adding.
Just because it's not 12k doesn't mean it's not a good unit. From people who have both, the 8k is apparently substantially quieter if you just need it for a bedroom.
That said, the 12k is really quite capable. We've had several 90 degree days recently and the 12k btu in an upstairs bedroom blowing outward through the door and downstairs actually managed to keep my whole house pretty cool
Midea is best window hands down.. it's basically a mini split the performance is amazing. In the south we have a lot of 100+ degrees days was able to keep up very well.
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I have one and love it too, though the first 2 I received from HD were damaged.
How do I check everything is working and nothing is damaged. Also, is there any way to check without setting it up because summer is practically over and plan to set it up next summer?
I can't figure out if you're asking or telling….looks like you already have your own data.
Obviously it completely depends on outside temp, inside temp, and set/demand temp. For instance last night it was on average 75 outside. At 10pm it was 72* in my 12' x 15' bedroom with set temp of 70*. I had it on low fan speed (40% fan speed), and it used right at 1.6 kWh between 10pm and 8am. So it averaged 160 watts over 10 hours.
I'm telling you what my current ac draws and comparing it to your data.
So in 10 hours mine probably uses 3 kwh where yours uses 1.6, roughly 50% less. Thanks for your assistance 👍
How do I check everything is working and nothing is damaged. Also, is there any way to check without setting it up because summer is practically over and plan to set it up next summer?
Uh, visually inspect it for cracks/dents? And you can literally just plug it in in a garage or whatever and see if it runs & cools.
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Obviously it completely depends on outside temp, inside temp, and set/demand temp. For instance last night it was on average 75 outside. At 10pm it was 72* in my 12' x 15' bedroom with set temp of 70*. I had it on low fan speed (40% fan speed), and it used right at 1.6 kWh between 10pm and 8am. So it averaged 160 watts over 10 hours.
Edit: Weird, for some reason on my phone it showed out of stock when I tried to check out. I was able to complete the purchase on my desktop.
That said, the 12k is really quite capable. We've had several 90 degree days recently and the 12k btu in an upstairs bedroom blowing outward through the door and downstairs actually managed to keep my whole house pretty cool
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Obviously it completely depends on outside temp, inside temp, and set/demand temp. For instance last night it was on average 75 outside. At 10pm it was 72* in my 12' x 15' bedroom with set temp of 70*. I had it on low fan speed (40% fan speed), and it used right at 1.6 kWh between 10pm and 8am. So it averaged 160 watts over 10 hours.
So in 10 hours mine probably uses 3 kwh where yours uses 1.6, roughly 50% less. Thanks for your assistance 👍
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