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HAIER BTU Portable Air Conditioner
3 Cool and Fan Speeds
Programmable on/off timer improves energy efficiency - for cooling just when needed
Auto Evaporation Function Allows Continuous Operation Without Water Removal
Multi-Directional Airflow
Easy Access Air Filter
Shipping Weight: 74.00 pounds
12-Hour On & Off Timer
Safety Power Cord
Digital Time and Temperature Display
Hydrophilic Resin-Coated Indoor Coil
Auto Evaporation Function Allows Continuous Operation Without Inconvenience of Water Removal
Easily move it from room to room wherever air conditioning is needed. When winter comes, store it in your closet. Those are advantages of having a portable air conditioner. At 9,000 BTU, it can easily cool a 250 to 350 square foot room (depending on degree of direct sunlight). Convenient electronic controls, a (up to 12-hour) programmable auto timer, and auto-evaporation function are among the features that help make this HPE09XC6 from Haier an ideal appliance for your home or small office. A perfect model for a studio or dorm. Window Exhaust Kit Included - Room requires a window to insert exhaust hose Dimensions - Width 17 3/32 x Depth 15 3/4 x Height 30 5/16 inches

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Soleus 230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner
Soleus KFR-18G (KFR-18GW Indoor/KFR-18GWH Outdoor) 18,000 BTU Heat & Cool 230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner. Split Air Conditioners are perfect for those that do not have central air conditioning, and do not want to settle for the noise and inefficiency of window units.
Split systems offer higher efficiency and reduced noise without a large hole in the wall or an open window.
By separating the compressor and condenser coil from the fan and evaporator coil, the noisiest component is away from the room.
The indoor unit will usually have remote control capabilities and a timer to cycle the system only when needed.
The indoor unit is called an air handler because it has the evaporator coil, blower, and controls inside.
The outdoor unit is called the condenser.
They are connected together with refrigerant piping and control wiring, similar to a central system.
Since mini splits have no ducts, they avoid the energy losses associated with ductwork of central forced air systems.
Duct losses can account for a significant portion of energy consumption for space conditioning, especially if the ducts are in a unconditioned space such as an attic.
Installation cost and cooling charging.