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AirConDirect 12000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner

SKU: 641638 Quickfind Code: 468726
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With 12,000 BTU of cooling power and weighing only 35kg, this Air Conditioner is perfectly suited to medium size rooms at home or in an office.

Produced by the worlds largest manufacturer of Air Conditioners, the quality of this unit from the soft touch buttons to the thick casing reflects their superb reputation. With a C energy rating this highly portable model also uses ultra efficient environmentally friendly coolant so you can keep cool for less.

This is without doubt one of the best value Air Conditioners we have ever sold. Never before have we been able to offer such a high spec for such a low price!

This Air Conditioner comes with a 1 Year Warranty.

    Features
  • Cooling Capacity- 12000BTU/hr/3.3KW
  • Dehumidification- 2.2L/hour - water extracted through the hose
  • Voltage/Frequency- AC 220-240V / 50Hz
  • Input power- 1400W
  • Operating Cycle (cooling)- 6.2A
  • Operating Cycle (Heating)- N/A
  • Coolant- R-410A
  • Timer-12 hour
  • 1.2m Exhaust hose for venting hot air and water vapor (Place hose in an open window or into stairwell)
  • Electronic controls- yes
  • 3 speed fan setting
  • Class C Energy Efficiency Rating
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Dimensions(WXHXD)- 50 cm x 84.5 cm x 40 cm
  • Weight- Only 35KG

Click Here for the user manual.

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Question from RT: Asked on 21/06/2011 Could the 12000 BTU used in a small celler of a club to keep kegs cool and reduced the chance of drinks fobbing?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 21/06/2011
If the room is no larger than 30m/sq with a ceiling height around 2.2m or less and you have a vent to put the hose out of then it would be suitable

Question from Mr J Brockbank Keswick Cumbria: Asked on 20/03/2011 could you please tel me which aircon unit you would use in a 7m long caravan lunar lexon 585si along with the spec sheet for required model

Answer from mark h: Answered on 22/03/2011
Any of the 12,000 BTU models such as this one will be more than suitable. Bare in mind that you will require an external vent for the hose. The specifications on the web site are the most detailed we are able to offer, however I can email you over the user manual.

Question from kevin smith: Asked on 17/01/2011 im currently looking for a portable aircondion unit and come across your product, before purchasing could you tell me wehther or not this product would be adaquate enough to cool down a loft in the summer. I bodybuild in the loft and last year it became so hot up their I had to join a gym for the rest of the summer as I couldnt bare the heat! would the product extract the ehat as well as providing enough cool air so I can breathe suffiently? if you could answer my question id be extremely greatfull many thanks

Answer from mark h: Answered on 18/01/2011
You may need to turn it on a few hours before you plan to use the loft (or set the timer) but providing the room isn't excessively large then it would easily do the job (this unit could generally do a large apartment or 3 bedroom house). You would need to externally vent the hose so may have to cut a vent into the wall. The portable air conditioners don't gather any external air, they only cool the existing air and vent the heat from the unit outside

Question from sharona: Asked on 04/11/2010 When using this as a dehumidifier does the hose have to be vented outside to remove the water as this would mean a window would have to be open at all time
Thanks

Answer from mark h: Answered on 05/11/2010
Yes it would always need to be vented externally either out of a wall vent or a window.

Question from george mcc: Asked on 27/06/2010 how do you empty the water from a 12000 btu 641638 i have lost instructions

Answer from mark h: Answered on 28/06/2010
There is a drain plug on the back at the bottom, but you shouldn't need to empty it at all, only before you store it for the winter

Question from Sara Barton: Asked on 14/06/2010 What is the lowest temperature that one of your standard air conditioning units will cool down to. Given that there are no real heat sources in the room (People PCs etc). Needing to cool a room for product storage. Many Thanks Sara

Answer from mark h: Answered on 15/06/2010
The lowest thermostat setting on the majority of units is 18 degrees centigrade

Question from Simon: Asked on 05/06/2010 My unit (now 2 years old) has started to smell. Can this be remedied or should I throw it away?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 07/06/2010
Its unusual that any units should smell after 2 years. If you have cleaned the filters periodically and emptied the water before storage and it still smells there isn't much more you can do unfortunately. There are companies that will service it and clean any bacterial build up that may be causing the smell, but generally it will be more cost effective to purchase a new one

Question from Matt: Asked on 24/05/2010 I need a portable air conditioning unit suitable for a room size 3.3m x 4.4m x 2.5m. There's one TV & a computer in the room with one window. I don't want to go ove £250.00 if possible, so what would you suggest?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 24/05/2010
You would require a minimum of 8000BTU, so all the units we sell would be suitable. Have a look at the 636212 for £129 if you want to save some £, or this unit would be suitable also

Question from Mitch: Asked on 24/05/2010 why are there two air vent holes on the back on this unit? Also is this unit suitable to run for long periods of time (can I run it all day everyday during hot weather)?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 24/05/2010
One is a blank. It can be run continuously if required.

Question from peter: Asked on 23/05/2010 my work shop is a converted garrage would it be ok to leave door ajar and put vent pipe out this way.

Answer from mark h: Answered on 24/05/2010
Yes, that would be fine. Some fresh air is a good idea to stop the air becoming stale

Question from NH: Asked on 14/04/2010 What is maximum dB please?

Answer from mark h: Answered on 15/04/2010
Sorry the noise of this unit isnt known
 

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