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COSTWAY 11500 BTU Mini Split Air Conditioner, 115V 17 SEER2 Wifi Enabled Inverter Air Conditioner & Heater Pump System Cools Up to 750 Sq. Ft, Compatible with Alexa, w/Installation Kit

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Style: 11500BTU,115V,17 SEER2


Features

  • Powerful Cooling & Heating: This 11500 BTU mini split air conditioner is designed to cool or heat large spaces up to 750 square feet. The advanced chassis heating prevents freezing and maintains the normal operation of the outdoor unit. It can cool even at 122F and heat even at 5F.
  • High Energy Efficiency: The inverter air conditioner improves energy efficiency by adjusting the compressor speed and avoiding frequent starts and stops. Plus, the use of R32 refrigerant makes this ac unit an energy-saving & green cooling solution for your home. It is also compliant with ETL and AHRI. GWP of air conditioning refrigerants is 675.
  • Smart Control from Anywhere: This mini split air conditioner and heater pump system is Wi-Fi enabled, allowing you to tailor your comfort via smartphone & voice. It is compatible with Alexa or Google Assistant. Additionally, a handy remote control with digital display is included for easy operation.
  • Versatile & User-friendly Design: With a wide temperature range and 7 operating modes, including auto/cool/ heat/dry/fan/sleep/ECO and 7 fan speeds, this mini split AC caters to all your comfort needs. Other features such as 4D auto swing, child lock, I Feel and Health offer added convenience for everyday use.
  • Low Noise & Easy Maintenance: The sleep mode with ultra quiet operation and screen off function provides a peaceful environment without disturbing your sleep. The 133F self-cleaning and washable filter make maintenance easier and air cleaner. As for installation of this AC unit, a licensed HVAC professional is required.

Description

Description: Experience ultimate temperature control in your space with this mini split AC. This 11500 BTU mini split air conditioner boasts 7 modes and 7 fan speeds, offering flexibility to keep areas up to 750 sq. ft. comfortably managed across various seasons. Featuring a 17 SEER2 rating and R32 refrigerant, this inverter AC unit aims to reduce energy costs and global warming potential. Thanks to the Wifi enabled design, you can effortlessly control your AC via the smartphone or voice commands through Alexa or Google Assistant. Besides, this mini split air conditioner and heater features a quiet sleep mode, 24-hour timer, 4D auto swing and handy remote control for convenient use. Please note that the installation requires a Licensed HVAC Installer. Features: GWP of air conditioning refrigerants is 675. Multifunctional design includes cooling, heating, drying and fan Powerful cooling & heating for rooms up to 750sq.ft Effortless control via your smartphone/voice/remote control 7 fan speeds: auto/low/low-mid/mid/mid- high/high/turbo Inverter technology ensures energy-efficient operation Removable & washable filter for hassle-free maintenance Humanized design such as child lock and self-cleaning R32 refrigerant boasts a lower environmental impact Chassis heating maintains long-lasting performance Set schedules easily with the 24H on/off timer 4D auto swing to prevent direct blowing Quiet sleep mode ensures a restful night Complies with ETL and AHRI Specifications: Color: White Material: Metal, Aluminum, Copper, AS Indoor Unit Dimensions: 30.5" x 9.8" x 8.2"/77.5 x 25 x 20.7 cm (L x W x H) Outdoor Unit Dimensions: 31.1" x 11.4" x 19.5"/79 x 29 x 49.5 cm (L x W x H) Diameter of Air Pipe: 3/8" (9.52 mm) Diameter of Liquid Pipe: 1/4" (6.35 mm) Diameter of Drain Pipe: 0.67"/16.9 mm Max Remote Control Distance: 39 ft/12 m Voltage: 115V~/60Hz Min. Circuit Ampacity: 18A Cooling Capacity: 11500 BTU Heating Capacity: 11500 BTU Cooling Power: 1180W Heating Power: 1005W Coverage Area: 750 Sq.Ft/70㎡ Air Flow Volume: 276 CFM/470 m³/h Dehumidifying Capacity: 66 Pints/Day (31.2 L/Day) Temperature Setting Range: 60℉~88℉/ 16℃~31℃ Refrigerant: R32 SEER2: 17 HSPF2: 9.5 Indoor Noise Level: 29 dB Outdoor Noise Level: 53 dB Net Weight of Indoor Unit: 20.5 lbs/9.5 kg Net Weight of Outdoor Unit: 54 lbs/24.5 kg Package Includes: 1 x Indoor Unit 1 x Outdoor Unit 1 x 13 ft Copper Connection Pipe - Air Pipe 1 x 13 ft Copper Connection Pipe - Liquid Pipe 1 x 5.8 m/19 ft Communication Wire 1 x 2 m/6.5 ft Drain Hose 1 x Remote Control 1 x Wall Bracket for Remote Control 1 x Wall Sleeve 1 x Wall Cap 1 x Drain Elbow 1 x Tape 1 x Putty 1 x User Guide

Brand: COSTWAY


Capacity: 1 Tons


Cooling Power: 11500 British Thermal Units


Special Feature: 4 Way Swing, Alexa and WiFi Enabled, Fast Cooling, Heating & Cooling Function, Sleep Mode


Product Dimensions: 9.8"D x 30.5"W x 8.2"H


Color: White


Voltage: 115 Volts (AC)


Noise Level: 28 Decibels


Refrigerant: R-32


Model Name: Mini split


Brand Name: ‎COSTWAY


Model Info: ‎FP10995US-WH+


Item Weight: ‎68 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎9.8 x 30.5 x 8.2 inches


Item model number: ‎FP10995US-WH+


Capacity: ‎1 Tons


Annual Energy Consumption: ‎1970 Watts


Noise: ‎28 Decibels


Installation Type: ‎Split System


Part Number: ‎10153-CYJV


Special Features: ‎4 Way Swing, Alexa and WiFi Enabled, Fast Cooling, Heating & Cooling Function, Sleep Mode


Color: ‎White


Voltage: ‎115 Volts (AC)


Wattage: ‎1180 watts


Material Type: ‎Metal, Aluminum, Copper, AS


Included Components: ‎1 x Indoor Unit, 1 x Outdoor Unit, 1 x 13 ft Copper Connection Pipe - Air Pipe, 1 x 13 ft Copper Connection Pipe - Liquid Pipe, 1 x 19 ft Communication Wire, 1 x 6.5 ft Drain Hose, 1 x Remote Control, 1 x Wall Bracket for Remote Control, 1 x Wall Sleeve, 1 x Wall Cap, 1 x Drain Elbow, 1 x Tape, 1 x Putty, 1 x User Guide


Floor Area: ‎750 Square Feet


Date First Available: May 29, 2025


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