BLACK+DECKER Smart Portable Air Conditioner with Heat, 14,000 BTU, White | 10,200 BTU SACC Cooling, 12,000 BTU Heating for Rooms up to 700 Sq. Ft., 4-in-1 Portable AC, Fan and Dehum, Follow Me Remote
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Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
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- Portable AC: Use our personal air conditioner & heater (16.5 x 14.06 x 27.09) in rooms up to 700 sq. ft. Stay cool in summer & warm in winter with our BLACK+DECKER air conditioning and heater in one.
- 4-in-1: Our 8400 BTU DOE (14000 BTU ASHRAE 128) portable air conditioner & 11,000 BTU heater has a dehumidifier & fan. This ac unit for bedroom (60.1 lbs.) comes with a remote control & top mounted control panel & LED display.
- Great Features: Set the right temperature with this ac portable air conditioner. Our portable air conditioner and heater also has a slide-out washable filter, auto water evaporation, & 24-hour timer.
- Easy Mobility: Thanks to casters on the bottom and side handles on both sides of the small air conditioner, this air cooler & heater and fan combo can be moved from room to room without any hassle.
- Installation Kit: When it comes to fans that blow cold air, this indoor ac unit includes an easy-to-install window kit. A large, vented airflow outlet ushers in cool air. Environmentally Friendly R410a Refrigerant
Description
Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Ideas for your Home The success of the BLACK+DECKER brand over the years can be traced back to a consistent focus on consumer needs. If you want to keep your room cool and breezy without the need to permanently install a large air conditioner, this BLACK+DECKER portable AC unit is your solution for the dog days of summer. Our Smart portable AC is Wi-Fi-controlled through the BLACK+DECKER iOS or Android app, which is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Just roll the unit into the room of your choice, attach the included hose and window adaptor to a double hung or sliding window, and start cooling. Compact size, integrated carry handles and 4 castor wheels make it extra portable. 24-hour timer prevents waste and saves money. Sleep Mode auto-controls the air temperature at night. 14,000 BTU ASHRAE (10,200 BTU SACC) provides strong cooling power. Installation Instructions Follow these simple installation instructions to vent your portable air conditioner correctly. Is there a window kit included? Yes. It includes: panels that fit horizontal or vertical window openings from 20.5" to 49", 5-inch diameter Threaded Exhaust Hose, drain hose, foam seal, and hose inlet with outlet Does this portable air conditioner also function as a dehumidifier and fan and even Heater? Yes, this 4-in-1 portable air conditioner also functions as a dehumidifier, fan and HEATER Where can I vent this out of? You can easily vent the portable air conditioner to a window or wall. Double hung or sliding windows. Is this easy to move? Thanks to casters on the bottom and side handles on both sides of the small air conditioner, this air cooler can be moved from room to room without any hassle. What size room does this model cool? This 14,000 BTU (10,200 BTU DOE) model provides strong cooling and heating power up to 700 sq. ft.
Brand: BLACK+DECKER
Capacity: 44.2 pints
Cooling Power: 14000 british thermal units
Special Feature: 4-in-1 Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, Fan, Remote Controlled
Product Dimensions: 14.06"D x 16.5"W x 27.09"H
Start year: 2021
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 7.2
Color: White - 14,000 BTU + HEAT
Voltage: 115 volts
Noise Level: 54 db
Cooling Power: 14000 british thermal units
Additional Features: 4-in-1 Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier, Fan, Remote Controlled
Color: White - 14,000 BTU + HEAT
Noise: 54 db
Refrigerant: R-32
Filter Type: Washable filter
Inverter Type: No Inverter
Installation Type: Portable
Compressor Type: Rotary Scroll
Air Conditioner Application: Indoor Residential (Bedroom, Living Room)
Core Material: Environmentally Friendly R410a Refrigerant
Voltage: 115 volts
Power Source: Corded Electric
Wattage: 1365 watts
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.06"D x 16.5"W x 27.09"H
Item Weight: 35 pounds
Window Opening Maximum Width: 59 inches
Window Opening Minimum Height: 5 feet
Window Opening Minimum Width: 17 inches
Window Opening Maximum Height: 28.1 inches
Capacity: 44.2 pints
Floor Area: 375 square_feet
Room Type: Bedroom, Living Room
Number of Heating Elements: 1
Brand Name: BLACK+DECKER
Start Year: 2021
Model Name: BLACK+DECKER Portable Air Conditioner with Remote Control
Model Number: BPACT14HWT
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: Installation Kit Air exhaust hose, hose inlet/outlet adapters, window casement, water drain hose and owner’s manual Full function remote control
Global Trade Identification Number: 96
UPC: 819813013196
Manufacturer: BLACK+DECKER
Item Type Name: Portable Air Conditioner
Warranty Description: 1 year.
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 7.2
Control Method: Remote
Controller Type: Remote Control
Number of Power Levels: 5
Operating Mode: Air Circulation
Warranty Type: 1 year limited
BEE Star Rating: Not Energy Star Rated
Form Factor: Portable
Number Of Circuits: 1
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the BLACK+DECKER BPACT14HWT is a versatile unit that offers both cooling and heating functions. It has a 14,000 BTU cooling capacity and also comes with a heating feature, making it suitable for year-round use in various climates.
Absolutely, this BLACK+DECKER air conditioner is designed to be portable for easy movement between rooms. It is equipped with caster wheels and side carrying handles for convenience. Additionally, it comes with a remote control to adjust settings from across the room.
The BLACK+DECKER BPACT14HWT air conditioner is ideal for rooms up to 350 square feet in size. This makes it suitable for medium-sized living spaces, bedrooms, and home offices.
Yes, like most portable air conditioners, the BLACK+DECKER BPACT14HWT needs to be vented to the outside. It comes with a window venting kit for easy installation and to properly expel hot air during the cooling process.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Black & Decker 14,000 BTU portable air conditioning unit has received high praise for its performance and design. Reviewers appreciated its efficient cooling in a home office environment, the quiet operation when compared to other units, and the secure hose attachment. Although it performed well in terms of cooling and energy consumption, the digital screen on the remote control was difficult to see in dim lighting.
Pros
- 🌬 Efficient cooling for a small 12x12 room with heavy computer equipment
- 🔇 Quieter operation compared to other units
- 🔒 Secure hose attachment eliminates worry about disconnection
- 💡 Anticipated reduction in energy costs due to intermittent operation
Cons
- 💥 Remote control screen hard to read in dim lighting
- ❗ Potential for internal draining issues leading to water leaking, complex to fix without voiding the warranty
Should I Buy It?
If you are looking for efficient cooling in a small room with heavy equipment and appreciate a quieter operation, this Black & Decker unit appears to work as expected and is likely to meet your needs. However, potential buyers should be aware of reported draining issues, and possible difficulty in seeing the screen of the remote control in low lighting conditions.
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
In the past year, we added a 4 season sunroom to our house, but didn’t add HVAC. We generally leave open the original sliding glass door so the room is getting heating/cooling from the rest of the house, but found it’s not quite enough to keep the room comfortable when it’s particularly warm or cold out. So we opted to try this unit to help out. The room is approximately 12’ x 16’. We picked the 14k btu unit, which kind of sounded like overkill for the size of room, but with the large windows that are south facing, we thought the extra power may come in handy. Sure enough, it seems perfect for the job. Right now it’s hot out so we’re running the AC. It does a great job of cooling the air and does a decent job of dehumidifying it. You can feel the humidity difference walking from the main house into the sunroom, but it’s not terrible. Sound wise, it’s definitely not silent, but it’s plenty tolerable. When the AC is running just in fan mode, it’s plenty quiet, but even when the compressor kicks on and it’s running on high fan, it’s not that bad. You can still carry on a conversation, and we’re currently watching a movie with it running and it’s not interfering with our enjoyment of the movie. It’s not too loud that I wouldn’t be able to sleep in this room either. The included window kit wasn’t long enough to fit the big sunroom windows, but we were able to find a longer kit on Amazon that fit with the included vent hose. We haven’t tried the heat function yet since it’s summer, hopefully it works well also. Winter update - it is now winter and below freezing outside. So far the unit is doing a good job of keeping the room comfortable. One thing to note- if you try to run this unit and also run one of those portable electric fireplaces at the same time, it will likely trip your breaker. Update- we’ve gone through two summers and are now in our second winter with this unit in our sunroom. This past summer I felt like it just wasn’t doing a good enough job cooling the room. I was working on something near the ceiling and discovered it was incredible hot up there. I adjusted the vent on the unit so it pointed up towards the center ceiling and that made a big difference on cooling the room more evenly. My only real complaint at this point is that it’s pretty noisy for both AC and heat. You can generally have a conversation with someone else in the room, but talking to someone in the next room over is pretty much impossible.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023 by Kelli
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Life Saver in Oklahoma Weather I’ve owned this unit since June 2025, and it has been an absolute lifesaver. Living in Oklahoma means dealing with scorching summers and plenty of humidity, and this portable AC has handled it all with ease. The cooling performance is excellent, and the heating function works just as well during colder months, making it a true year-round solution. Setup and installation were surprisingly simple. I had it up and running quickly without any issues. One thing I noticed is that the unit sits a little low to the ground, so I had a small 2-inch platform made for it. This allows the drain hose to flow directly into a 5-gallon bucket from Lowe’s, which I empty once or twice a day depending on humidity levels. The unit is also impressively quiet for the amount of work it does. Of course, you’ll hear it running, but the noise level is very reasonable and never disruptive. As with any appliance, regular maintenance is important. I make sure to clean the filters and keep the unit clean, which helps it run efficiently and should extend its lifespan. Overall, I absolutely love this product. It’s reliable, effective, easy to use, and has kept my home comfortable through Oklahoma’s extreme weather. I would gladly purchase it again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a portable heating and cooling solution!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
Bought this item about 15 days ago. Moved into place, let set for 24 hours, then turned it on. The unit operated just fine to keep the 98°F ambient temperature down to 85°F...for about 7 days. It's Texas; it's hot. I get it. But a brand-new unit should not simply kill its compressor for no apparent reason without giving at least SOME warning (compressor getting hot, alarm noises, indicator lights, blown fuse...something). If anything about the environment the unit was in could have caused the compressor problems, the obvious answer would be to put some sort of protective measure in to shut down the compressor and alert the user. This did not happen. Instead, this high-priced unit simply crapped out and kept blowing its fan like nothing happened. The only indicator that was obvious (because the unit WOULD downcycle the compressor when the room reached 85°F) was that it stopped producing any condensate water. Never even removed the remote control from its bag since that thing is a pointless exercise in either laziness (when used) or insanity (when misplaced) and the manual controls on the unit made operation simple enough as it was. Black & Decker claimed this unit could cool up to 700 square feet of living space. I put it in a 350 square-foot room that was very well-insulated, gave it a short and direct outlet run for its hot air output to minimize backpressure, and carefully insulated the window adapter so there would be no warm air blowing back into the room. There was even a separate fan blowing to eliminate temperature differences in there and circulate air over the compressor so it WOULDN'T overheat! This was a defective product. Defects happen. It failed early in its life cycle, a so-called "infant failure". These are EXACTLY the sort of failures the customer should NEVER see! If proper quality assurance practices were in place, this product would probably never have even been shipped. It is therefore a BAD PRODUCT. Like a bad dog, it deserves no biscuit. I'm sending it back to get a refund; Amazon is covering that part, at least, so I don't have to worry about Black & Decker's return policy about it. I won't be buying another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2024 by BDB
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
We have an add-on to our house with no HVAC. I eventually would like to install a mini-split into this room, but I'm considering on buying a large enough unit to potentially cover other rooms of the house and I haven't decided what route I want to go yet. So I bought this unit as a temporary, cheaper solution. It's a portable AC, so it's loud (we have to crank the TV when it kicks on) and the hose that connects to the window is hot, leeching hot air back into the room. But, it does pump out ice cold air which is what we were after. I think my biggest complaint about this particular product (and this is my fault for not being better educated), but the 14,000 BTU ASHRAE rating does _not_ work for a 600 sqft room. The 7,700 BTU DOE rating is more accurate which means this unit is severly underpowered (I need like 12,000 BTU). As the 95+ degree days of summer hit, this unit was running all day long and wasn't cycling; it wasn't keeping up with the demand and the room was noticeably warmer than the rest of the house that is connected to HVAC. It does do fine for 80 to 90 degree days, however.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024 by Aaron the review guy
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
I've seen lots of other people posting around online asking how this can be done, so this review is also meant to help anyone trying to set a portable A/C up like this. I knew when I bought this unit that I wouldn't want the exhaust feeding out the window. Not only would it look weird there due to the layout of my apartment, but I didn't want even more noise from the street to make its way into my room while I was sleeping. So, since I'm next to my laundry room, I figured the dryer vent would be the perfect solution to get the A/C exhaust out of the building. Since my (and most) dryer vents are 4" and the A/C exhaust is 5", I went to Lowe's and bought a 5"-4" reducer and mounted that on a wall mountable back-draft damper. When the A/C isn't being used, it looks natural on the wall and helps to prevent any dryer dust from coming through. From there, the 4" ducting goes through the drywall into my laundry room and behind the dryer. I attached it to a 4" wye connecter with one end attached to the dryer vent and the other end to a 4" 200 CFM duct fan (see below for a link). Not only is this required since portable A/C units don't push exhaust out with enough power, but clothes dry way faster now too. To turn the duct fan on and off, I used a temperature controller (link below) with a probe inside the wye that is set to turn on when the temperature reaches 90 degrees. When just the A/C is running, the temperature gets up to 130, and when just the dryer is running it hovers around 100. The only downside of this system is that I can't use the dryer and the A/C at the same time, but that isn't a big deal to me at all. All in all, I'm really satisfied with the way this is setup. Not only does it look natural, but I can keep using my window on nice days without having to move the A/C unit. As for this unit itself, I couldn't be happier. I have a feeling a lot of these bad reviews are either units that were damaged during shipping or installed improperly, but I've always liked Black and Decker so I thought I'd give it a shot. Pros: - Cools an entire room in no time. I keep my room at about 70-73 during the day, but I can't sleep unless it's a lot colder, like 65-68. As soon as I'm ready for bed, I turn this puppy on and the room gets down to that temperature easily. I'll honestly never be able to sleep without one again. Plus, the white noise is a really positive side effect of having it on. - Easy to use remote and control panel. There's really nothing to it, just turn it on and set the temperature and it's off to the races. - The fan mode is great for circulating air. I hate stale air, and it keeps everything feeling fresh, even with the A/C off. - I've tried the heating mode once, and it really works. It sounds like it just flips an internal valve or something, but instead of removing heat from the room and exhausting that heat, it does the exact opposite. So I'd assume the air coming out is around 130 (mentioned above), but it definitely isn't dangerous and doesn't feel hot to the touch. - I've been using this for a few months now and haven't had to drain any moisture once. Cons: - Since I use this when I sleep, I always have to cover the LEDs with a drink coaster and my wallet before I get in bed. Even when the unit is in sleep mode, those LEDs are pretty bright. - Speaking of "sleep mode," I understand the idea behind it, but I like the temperature to stay constant all night so I don't use it (sleep mode will raise the temperature by two degrees over the course of 6 hours, then it'll turn off). - This is just me being picky wishing for pretty crazy features, but I really wish this was "smart" enough to be controlled by an Echo/Google Home. It'd be great to be able to turn it on and off with my nightly and morning routines. "Alexa, good night" already turns the lights off, but I'd love to hear this A/C kick into high gear at the same time. - Duct fan: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CTM0H6I/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 - Temperature controller: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HXM5UAC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2019 by Torrey Leonard
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
This unit works fine and was fairly easy to install. It took me about 20 minutes to get it hooked up. It seems to be a nice product. However there were a few glitches with the window sections. 1). There is supposed to be a small metal stop to hold the two window sections in position. Upon opening your supposed to remove the plastic shipping stop and insert the metal one. My box didnt have a metal one so i had to use the shipping plastic piece. 2). The screws provided to secure it to the sill have no points. I had to start the holes with a drill bit. 3). There were 3 sections enclosed and one was cracked and broken. Lastly the installation instructions are a bit hard to follow. I had to read them a couple times to understand everything. But with that said, the remote works fine and the unit runs quietly and cools nicely. To use heat mode there is a clear rubber hose that is required to be hooked up for water drainage. It is HEAVY and will require 2 people to lift and move it while in the box. Also do not cut the plastic strappings away until you are ready to unbox it. The box lifts off the base to reveal the unit. Follow the directions on the top box flap to open it up. 9/14/23 Update! Still loving this unit. This will be my first winter using heat mode. So far so good. (See my video). I live in MI so we use some heat in September. The unit is a little loud in both A/C and heat modes but works perfectly. My issue was draining the water tank in winter. The drain port is way at the bottom. Having to port the exhaust at a window created a challenge. So i am buying a set of heavy duty furniture risers and cut a small section of the drain hose and the water is going into a pan on the floor. I empty about 3 to 4 inches of water every 2 or 3 days. Right now its on a small stool until the risers come. I def would buy a second one. 01/05/2024 - update. This unit has become my primary heat source and works fine. It has a compressor so does cost a bit to use but is more cost effective than my outdated system. I still have it on a stool and its working fine. As the humidity went down the drain pan is dry as well. This unit is a little loud as I said before, but im used to it now. It is heating about 3/4 of my 900 sq ft home. 07/2026 update: I lost my first unit in a local flood event. I am living in my camper while I fix my home. My camper has no AC. So I purchased a new identical unit with the current upgrades of wifi and easier assembly of the hose. I have added one more photo of it hooked up to my camper window. It is working a charm as expected!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2019 by Annette D.
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
I let the unit sit for 24 hours before turning it on to let the coolant settle. It is pushing out cold air. But, its still the same temperature inside as it is outside. After researching, I think there are two design flaws in this unit that prevents this unit from cooling our living area. #1. The exhaust from the AC unit is extremely warm. My instant read thermometer read 102 degrees when placed against the exhaust hose. The exhaust hose puts out so much heat, that its warming up the room. I've got the hose as short as I can while maintaining the advised 12 inches distance from the wall, but it looks like I may need to insulate the tubing because its warming up the house. #2. The single vent hose rather than a dual vent hose is a huge problem. After researching the cause of the same temperature inside the house and outside the house despite the massive amount of cold air coming from the unit, I realized that creating an air deficit inside the house by sucking air in from our living area, and pushing warm air outside via the vent hose, is creating a air vacuum that is causing warm air to be pulled in from the warmer areas of the house. This causes the unit to be far less efficient than a window unit. My window unit is far more efficient than this unit and at many less BTU's. EDIT - UPDATE TO MY REVIEW: After my initial 2 start review and deciding to return the unit, I let it run all day to see what it could do if I left it running for many hours. I also turned on my window AC unit in another part of the house. After running for several hours, this AC unit managed to keep at least a 10 degree cooler temperature inside than it was outside with the help of an additional AC unit in the bedroom. I changed my review to 3 stars. It's OKAY. I feel comfortable and cool, although I wish it could get cooler. Overall, the unit is functioning well enough that I decided not to return it. I am disappointed with its performance, but decided to keep it because its working for now and I prefer the portability over the window units. It's got wheels and a pretty easy setup in the window for the vent that I can take up and down as I wish. Hopefully the decision won't come back to haunt me at a later date. Buyers need to be aware that it won't perform as well as a window unit, and the unit is loud and never shuts down because it will never reach the coolest temps you are reaching for. I estimate its 89 outside, and probably 75-79 inside.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2018 by E. Allan
Size: 14,000 BTU + HEAT
This is a very good unit. So far, after about 100 days, the Black and Decker BPACT14HWT has been keeping my 21L × 8W × 7T trailer (1989 model) very cool and comfortable in the East Texas heat of 2021 since I installed it in early March. My trailer is mostly exposed to the sun with some partial morning shade on side facing east from large trees, until late morning. For two larger windows, I used my jigsaw to cut out 1/2-inch thick plywood and reflective mylar sheet inserts to custom anchor the exhaust hose of this unit, while also blocking out the sun, and sealing unnecessary air leakage that would reduce this unit's effectivenes. As of this review, we are getting high temps in the mid-90's (F) with high humidity. That is about average here. August average will be in the mid- to high-90's. We usually get some extended periods of heat waves that hit in the low 100's to 105+. The unit noise is tolerable and not excessive to me. For example, with the unit placed near the front of the trailer on max cooling and fan, I can enjoy listening to classical music at low volume levels on quality open back, non-noise cancelling audiophile headphones at the back of the trailer about 20 feet away. My May and June electric bills, of which the unit probably accounts for 85%, have run at at about $45. I expect the bills related to this unit to top out somewhere around $80 to $100 max for August and September, if temps are average. That would be about the same as an equivalent BTU window unit. The remote control is excellent. The unit's touch-sensitive controls work well, and the blue digital temp indicator light is nice and large, as well as easy to see night or day from several feet away. The lighted unit mode and fan mode and speed indicators are smaller, but similarly visible by getting familiar with where they are positioned (left to right and above the digital temp/on/off indicator). I am happy with its performance, so far. The true test will come when a prolonged East Texas heat wave hits. I am confident that it will do the job. I will update, accordingly.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2021 by Jonathan