Feelfunn via Amazon has
Feelfunn 18000 BTU Mini Split Air Conditioner / Heating System (1250 Sq. Ft.) on sale for
$549.99.
Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
- Fast Cooling & Heating for Year-Round Comfort: The Feelfunn mini split AC/heating system offers 18000 BTU cooling and 18000 BTU heating, making it ideal for spaces up to 1250 sq. ft. (116mยฒ). It cools or heats your room quickly, with a temperature range of 60ยฐF to 90ยฐF (16ยฐC to 32ยฐC), providing consistent comfort in all seasons. Perfect for both residential and office use.
- Smart Control with Alexa & Google Assistant: Control your mini split AC with voice commands via Alexa or Google Assistant at home. Remotely activate the AC from your phone when you're away, so you can enjoy cool comfort as soon as you walk in. Includes a remote for flexible use, perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, stores, restaurants, and warehouses.
- Energy-Efficient & Quiet Operation: With SEER2 20 cooling efficiency and HSPF2 9 heating performance, this mini split reduces energy consumption by up to 36% compared to traditional models. It operates quietly at less than 28 dB, ensuring peaceful sleep, while the 24-hour timer lets you enjoy comfort all night long.
- Self-Cleaning & Weather-Resistant: This 18000 BTU mini split features a high-temperature self-cleaning function and a washable filter to keep the air fresh and clean. The outdoor unit operates efficiently in temperatures from -13ยฐF to 125.6ยฐF, making it suitable for all seasons.
Top Comments
I've installed 3 mini-splits, all worked fine for years. They're all still working as far as I know.
Community Reviews
This Feelfunn mini split stands out for its 18,000 BTU, 230V setup, R32 refrigerant, Wi-Fi control, and low running cost claims. The comments also point to easy app setup, Google integration, and the usual mini-split advantage of pre-charged lines that can be installed with the right tools. The main concerns are the unclear warranty, uncertain refrigerant and charging details, and the fact that installation can still require HVAC-specific gear and know-how. Shipping also adds to the total price, and the included lineset is described as thin. It looks best suited to someone comfortable handling a more involved install.
The system can be pre-charged, which may reduce the amount of refrigerant handling needed during installation.
The Smart Life app setup can be straightforward using an included QR code, and Google integration can work as expected.
R-32 refrigerant and 220V operation can help reduce electrical load compared with smaller 110V window units.
The unit can be sized to cool large areas, and it can feel like a usable living space when added to a garage.
Installation can require HVAC-specific tools and charging knowledge, including vacuum pumping and proper flare tightening for 230V work.
Shipping charges can add $99 to the listed price, which can make the total cost higher than expected.
Warranty coverage can be unclear or missing, and unspecified coolant type can increase risk for a no-name brand purchase.
Cooling performance can drop in cooler outdoor temperatures, which can indicate undercharging or a fixed-orifice style setup.
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All of them have been precharged.
Unfortunately the copper lineset is very thin & i usually get a better quality one from elsewhere.
The install is the biggest thing , unless you enjoy tinkering with it every season๐
As for the Chinese no-name, I've dealt with AC units and they all use the same parts bin. Your local AC repair guy just orders comparable parts to install whenever "brand name" units break. Might as well save money up front.
I've installed 3 mini-splits, all worked fine for years. They're all still working as far as I know.
The second thing that is not mentioned that has me worried is that this does not explicitly say that it comes pre-charged. This usually means you need somebody familiar with subcool/superheat/glide to charge the system up.
It is possible to install it yourself and to vacuum pump down the lines with a good digital supco micron meter. You better be EXCEPTIONALLY handy and knowledgeable with electricity though as this unit is 230 volt.
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