Pro Breeze 4-in-1 Portable Air Conditioner 7000 BTU with Remote Control, 24 Hour Timer & Dual Window Venting Kit Included. Powerful Air Conditioning Unit with Class A Energy Efficiency Rating

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I have a 26 by 30 room 10 ft walls plus 3 ft to ceiling sun hits direct it’s 780sqft how many btus is recommended going to install two ceiling fans thanks Reply Auto Cut Off– Dehumidifying tank with a 19.2-litre capacity, stops the unit from running when it becomes full to prevent liquids from overfilling to your floor. Hello Ron, for a 200 sq ft you would need a 5,000-8,000 BTU portable air conditioner. The minimum size of small portable air conditioners is 8,000 BTU. It would make sense to opt for a 8,000 BTU device; it always better to have a bit bigger unit as opposed to having a device that’s a bit too small. Reply Cools, dehumidifies and ventilates over two-speed modes, keeping you cool during different types of heat, with an LED display for easy control The running costs of around 25 to 35p per hour will seem reasonable value for money the next time temperatures rise. Most have a Class A energy rating.

I am researching the most efficient portable room air conditioner for a 2nd floor, sunny bedroom. The 13’2” by 14’5” bedroom room has cathedral ceilings, a SW facing window that measures 48” by 56” and one occupant. Due to HOA restrictions and a sliding glass window, I plan to get a portable air conditioner. I’ve read about dual hose conditioners and not sure if that’s the best way to go. I’m not sure how to calculate the necessary BTU’s needed. Can you help with any thoughts on this? Thank you, Sue Harig Reply All costs includes parts, labour, call out and delivery charges, so you can rest assured there are no hidden costs. Easy to Clean– Removable air filter, keeping the air that circulates around fresh and clean for hygiene. Use the dropdowns below to help you estimate what size air conditioner is best for your space. The cooling power of different types of air conditioners is based on BTU’s. We’ve rated and measured our units against a number of different room and/or home conditions that can effect the cooling power required. I am building a small L shaped home. One part is 48×20 that has the living room & a small office area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. The other part is 20×16 open kitchen/dining area. How climate is mostly in the 80s year round and very humid (Hawaii problems?) What air cooling system would you recommend. I’m also on a tight budget. Thank you for your help ReplyNot too small. You don’t want to get hot in the summer because you bought a 6,000 BTU portable air conditioner for a 1,000 sq ft apartment. There is also a difference if you live in Texas or New York. The local climate in Texas is, on average, hotter, and therefore you should need an air conditioner with a few 1,000 BTU more. All costs includes parts, labour, call out and delivery charges are covered, so you can rest assured there are no hidden costs. For smaller untis we may ask you to return it to our UK repair centre. A BTU (British Thermal Unit) is a rating used to determine the heating or in the case of an Air Conditioner the cooling capacity of an appliance. Hello there, if you need 14,000 BTU AC, one window unit or one mini-split unit would be the best choice. AC units above 15,000 BTU usually need an electric upgrade; which you won’t need here. On the other hand, you can invest in two portable AC units, each of 7,000-8,000 BTU, but those can take some space and need to be vented out of the window. The most elegant solution would be a 14,000 BTU mini-split unit. Reply

I have 2 5000 BTU UNITS working now. Can they hold this summer, to give me time for the building of another room? Hello James, thank you for the compliments. You have the right idea about the placements of the 2 head units; a 2.5-ton system will be enough for properly cooling your garage. Reply Protect yourAir Conditioneragainst the cost and hassle of unexpected failure and give yourself some added peace of mind with one of our great value extended warranties!

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Our Extended StayCool 2 Year Warranty from Buy It Direct gives you the reassurance that if an electrical or mechanical fault arises you won't be exposed to costly repair bills. Our dedicated technical team will take care of your Air Conditioner. For smaller spaces (example: camping air conditioners for tents), you can use portable battery-powered AC units.

I wanted to follow on from an earlier question where you advised the extra 4000BTU is not necessary if you are not an active user of the kitchen. I’m the same way and on balance would probably rather deal with the cooling maybe not being as effective for the 45 minutes every other day I am running my oven or using the stove, than step up the BTU and have higher energy usage the other 47 hours and 15 minutes.Hello Aaron, that’s a very insightful comment. All your presumption about oversizing a unit, short cycles, wearing out, higher bills are on point. As well as pointing out that we don’t actually use the kitchen more than few hours per day maximum. The 4000 BTU addition for the kitchen is a result of EnergyStar’s recommendation; the justification for why 4000 BTU exactly is not all that clear. Hello there, you’re right, you have quite a complex situation and therefore the BTU estimate is not a piece of cake. 5,000 BTU unit might be adequate but with so many variables the safer option would be 6,000 BTU (San Diego, raised platform space, and so on). Hope this helps. Reply Class A Energy Efficiency: The R290 refrigerant used is up to 690 times more eco-friendly than traditional air conditioning gasses. Hello Missy, 8,000 BTU is the optimum capacity. The 10,000 BTU would be overkill; it would cool the space better due to 2,000 BTU more cooling power but the electricity bill and the initial portable AC cost would be higher. Reply As I’ve never had a/c it’s hard for me to imagine one handler cooling several rooms, even with the appropriate btu’s for square footage, thank you for your help! Reply