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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
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$179.99.
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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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Community Reviews
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.
The unit can shut off when the humidity tank is full, so draining the condensate helps keep cooling running.
The remote control adds convenience by letting you adjust temperature without repeatedly getting up.
The single-hose design can still cool a single room effectively when positioned near a window.
The smaller footprint can help when floor space is limited, such as in a camper setup.
The unit can require frequent condensate draining, and some setups may need a pedestal for clearance.
The single-hose portable design can create negative pressure that draws warm air into the house through gaps.
The exhaust hose placement can limit flexibility, so furniture like a bed may prevent proper positioning under the window.
The unit may develop musty or mildew odor during operation even after cleaning residue from the output nozzles.
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double hose isnt any more efficient.
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I have one of similar ones in a condo and used previously a similar one in another location (seems like they're all the same with different random "brand names" but are probably manufactured at the same plant.
If you're uncontrollably deranged about the "negative pressure" but your brain is not completely dead yet and you have manual skills and hand coordination of at least a 8 y.o. nothing is stopping you from taping a hose to the unit intake and sticking it out of the window. Little arts and crafts project a kindergartener can do.
I usually install them in an adjacent room and pipe the air into the room I want (the bedroom) through a decorative hole in the wall mostly to avoid the noise. I split the hose with a Y so it can also cool the room it's in. It's a simple mod. The effect of negative pressure is minuscule compared to amount of cold air it pumps out. My 200 sq ft bedroom gets down to low 60s with 85-90F ambient temp. My condo is on the top floor and has a flat roof so heat is an issue but this kind of AC does a perfectly acceptable job.
So screeching pseudoscience morons can spend 10x more for dual hose ACs but normal people will be perfectly happy with this kinda unit. It just works.
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