Update: This popular deal is still available
GreatStar Tools via Amazon has
10000-BTU HAUSHOF Portable Air Conditioner w/ Remote Control (White) on sale for $299.99 - $120 (40%) off when you apply promo code
7RZE458D on the checkout page =
$179.99.
Shipping is free.
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About this product:
- 10000 BTU cooling capacity handles rooms up to 450 sq.ft
- Airflow rate of 206 cfm with adjustable range from 61°F–90°F
- Dehumidifier mode removes up to 61 pints per day automatically
- Sleep mode operates at 55dB with dimmable LED display and timer
- Window kit fits sizes from 26 to 73 inches for vertical or horizontal sliding
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This is a compact 10,000 BTU portable air conditioner with a remote, best suited for a bedroom, garage, porch, or other single room where floor space is tight. It can cool a room enough to be livable, and the smaller footprint is a real plus compared with bulkier dual hose units. The main tradeoffs are the single hose design, which is less efficient and can pull in warm air, plus frequent condensate draining and noticeable noise. Fit and reliability concerns also came up, including awkward window installation and reports of units failing after months.
Common Questions (5)
It is a single-hose portable AC, which means it exhausts indoor air through the hose and can pull replacement air in through cracks and openings. That design is less efficient than dual-hose units, but it can still cool a room well for temporary or supplemental use.
It can cool a bedroom or enclosed room effectively, with reports of bedrooms staying around 60-65°F in 85-90°F weather and an enclosed porch becoming livable. In a garage or other leaky, uninsulated space, it may still work but can run nearly constantly and may not reach the same temperature.
Yes. Single-hose portable units can build up condensate and may shut off when the tank is full, so draining is part of normal upkeep. Some users also note dehumidify mode requires drainage, and one workaround is drilling a small drain hole in the case if you know where to avoid internal components.
Portable single-hose units are commonly described as loud, and the compressor being inside the room makes them noisier than window or mini-split options. Some users still use them in bedrooms, but others switched to window units because of the noise.
The promo code has been reported as working at checkout, with some buyers getting about $120 off. A later comment also notes the base price rose to $239.99 and the code was not accepted for at least one attempt, so checkout may vary by timing.
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The single hose units waste energy by blowing out your room's air through the tube. My unit was very loud. They also need to be drained of condensate water often. They are cheap, though.
The dual hose units not only have an isolated outside air loop that prevents sucking the air out of the room, they also use the hot air exhaust to evaporate the condensate water so it almost never needs to be drained. They are also relatively quiet compared to single hose units. They're also more expensive.
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So...can someone recommend an alternative to this that would work better? I live in a loft that is in an old renovated mill building. 14ft ceiling and brick walls. My unit is on the end and my bedroom is difficult to get under 78 degrees on hot days. My budget is around $400.
FWIW, I'm betting there is also a huge quality difference between that single vs dual hose of yours. Could it be the fact the dual hose is a far better brand (and likely an inverter) vs a non-name single hose? And I'm being it cost double....right? So x2 money buys a better product? Crazy concept....
Like comparing a Ford Fiesta stick shift vs a BMW automatic...maybe the transmission isn't really what divides the two products
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