COSTWAY Portable Air Conditioners, 8000 BTU Air Conditioner Unit spaces up to 230 Sq.Ft with Remote Control Dehumidifier Function Window Wall Mount, 4 Caster Wheel, Sleep Mode and 2 Fan Speed
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Color: White
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- Efficient Cooling & Wide Oscillation: The 8,000 BTU cooling capacity portable air conditioner can quickly cool down an area of 230 sq. ft. Besides, the air cooler offers wide angle air supply in horizontal (up to 120) and vertical (up to 70) directions and has the maximum airflow of 300 m3/h, making it ideal for large and open areas.
- Customized User Experience: There are 3 modes for you to choose: fan, dehumidifying and cooling. You can use the cooling mode to keep your room cool in the heat of summer. In fan mode, the portable AC unit provides you with 2 wind speeds to suit different needs while the dehumidifying mode removes up to 50 pints of moisture per day.
- Comfy Sleeping & Timer Function: The sleep mode and low operation noise (less than 56dB) ensure no interference at night, offering you a peaceful and comfortable sleeping environment. In addition, you can set the auto-off time from 1 to 24 hours and adjust the temperature between 64F and 86F according to your needs.
- Easy to Operate & Install: The remote control enables you to change settings from a distance. Plus, the touch screen allows you to adjust the functions of the air conditioner with ease and the clear digital screen provides a better view for the present information. Besides, with window kit, the portable AC unit can be installed in horizontal and vertical windows(suitable size: 26.5"-49.5").
- Washable Air Filter & Portable Design: Removable and washable air filter screen helps blow out fresher air and improves air quality. Measuring 13" x 14.5" x 25"(L x W x H), this compact air conditioner fits well in any limited space. The portable air cooler is equipped with 4 flexible wheels, realizing convenient and quiet movement on any place.
Brand: COSTWAY
Capacity: 50 Pints
Cooling Power: 8000 British Thermal Units
Special Feature: Portable,Dehumidifier
Product Dimensions: 14.5"D x 13"W x 25"H
Color: White
Voltage: 115 Volts
Noise Level: 56 dB
Number of Speeds: 2
Floor Area: 230 Square Feet
Item Weight: 46 pounds
Manufacturer: COSTWAY Yoau Electric Co., Ltd
Item model number: EP24619US
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Batteries required: No
Capacity: 50 Pints
Floor Area: 230 Square Feet
Cable Length: 6 Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Noise Level: 56 dB
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I received this air conditioner a few days ago. I selected it based on the fact that it is "self-evaporative", lightweight, (47 lbs) and relatively small. My husband and I have 3 portable air conditioners now . All of them work well and we like all of them, but I think this unit may turn out to be our favorite . It's kind of a long story, but I learned a lot & got some good info from reading reviews , so I'll tell you what I know. The climate where I live , coastal southern California, has changed a lot in the 50 years I've been here. The summers used to be so mild that older houses like mine don't have air conditioning . It simply wasn't needed. That's the past. My husband & I bought our first PAC a few years ago . This unit is 12,000 BTUs and meant to cool a much smaller area than our living room . Running it full blast morning to late evening it keeps the living room at a much more bearable 77 degrees. This unit is not self-evaporative . We run a hose out the door into a bucket . We use the surprisingly large amount of water we collect to water plants. (This really makes me think about the viability of atmospheric water collection.) The only bad thing is that we've had regular problems with it leaking in the house where the drain hose connects. This can make a mess before we notice anything is going on. We bought the second unit a year ago for our home office/ workshop. This is a 20x12 room with a vaulted ceiling that a previous owner built onto the back of the garage. One wall is mostly glass and it's a little hot box in summer. This time we knew enough to look for a self-evaporative unit . I bought the SPT WA-8088E 8000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner , 8,000 BTUs and about 51 pounds. From reading other reviews we understood that elevating the unit would speed up cooling the area. Also from reading reviews I was doubtful about the self-evaporative thing really working . I installed the unit on top of a tall dresser , and suspicion made me hook up a drain hose to a bucket. The unit makes the workroom a lot more comfortable . The unit has never run any water into the bucket at all . The norm for our area has been that it always cooled down at night , but for the past month it has stayed warm all night making it hard to sleep. I decided to buy another SPT-WA for the bedroom. When I looked on Amazon I saw that the price had gone up, and I stumbled on this unit, the COSTWAY 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner. The BTUs are higher and the unit is smaller and lighter. I was a little concerned that we might have to wait a bit for delivery as it was not Prime eligible , but delivery was free and it actually came in two days anyway. We again installed the unit elevated, in a recessed window seat When we turned the unit on it took a few minutes for the air coming out to be cold, but then it did. Our bedroom is 12'x13' . We close up the bedroom and turn it on about an hour before bedtime. In that time it makes the room COLD. Not sure about the evaporation thing yet, but so far so good. If we do have to dump it ,at least the unit is relatively lightweight. One caveat : all of these units came with window kits that were inadequate to our needs. These "window kits are usually about 48" long . Our living room has 4 double sliding glass doors, no "windows". Our studio/office likewise has glass doors, no windows. The windows in our bedroom are 55" high by 68" long. My husband has become adept at adapting the inserts to fit . Because two of these units are installed in doors , and the panels are somewhat wide, for security reasons we feel obliged to remove the assemblies from the openings when we leave the house. The living room unit has a panel that is 10" wide, wide enough perhaps for someone to squeeze through. Another nice thing about the COSTWAY 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner is that the panel is slim: It looks to be about 4" wide. With a dowel blocking the sliding window we feel secure enough to leave it in place when we go out. I should really take pictures of the inserts my husband has made and adapted , but I'll have to leave that for another day . I should be doing something else right now, but I am delighted enough with this purchase that I thought it might help someone else if I passed that along. So far we haven't had problems with any of these PACs . Also our electric bills are not astronomical , which was a concern when we went into this.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 7, 2018 by Angie DuFresne
My husband and I moved to night shift last autumn, and even during the winter noticed that our room gets quite warm during the day when we were asleep, so we needed an AC unit. Our building prohibits in-window machines, so I grabbed one that would cool down the room without getting us in trouble. Installation and set-up was very easy, except for the part that fits into the window. We don't exactly have small windows, but the piece that slots in was about four inches too long and needed to be cut short. Other reviews suggested I may have to do this, so I was prepared for this eventuality. After cutting the piece to size, it slotted nicely into the window. Setup and installation went very smoothly aside from needing to cut a piece off. Everything fits together snugly and doesn't feel loose or cheap during assembly. The hose could be a little more flexible, but most people probably will not be trying to use this unit in a window with blackout curtains. Another issue I noticed from other reviews was the reservoir filling very quickly. For the first week or two, we had no problem, and did not even need to empty it. But it was extremely hot during that time. When the weather was forecast to start cooling down and raining for a few weeks, I placed the unit on a raised surface, and put a small bucket beneath it. The manual indicates that tilting the unit while it is full could result in the water within the reservoir spilling into the unit, causing damage. As the drain is almost flush with the carpet, I was not looking forward to either of us having to try to haul this unit across the apartment to empty into the bath, as would have otherwise been the only option. I also was not looking forward to an alarm waking us up if it needed to be drained while we were asleep, as the entire point of this for us was to run while we are in bed, and be off for the rest of the time. When I drained the unit after placing a small tupperware bucket beneath it, very little water came out - less than a cup. The next day, however, it rained, and when we awoke that evening, we found the bucket had completely overflowed and made a giant mess on our carpet. We swapped out the bucket for a larger, 1-gallon one with a handle, to make it easier to empty. This unit filled this bucket to the brim, and still occasionally overflowed into the roast pan we put down to protect our poor carpets. The last few days, it has been hot again, and the unit has since returned to a very small dribble that evaporates over the time between waking up in the afternoon, and going to bed the next morning. I do not consider the water itself a fault of the machine, as there is little it can do to defy the laws of physics. It's obvious that the hose being hotter than the air outside the window is just causing quite a lot of condensation in the hose/unit. However, what I would consider a fault of the unit is way it drains. Had I known the drain outlet was at the very base of the unit, I would have probably gone with a larger machine that had a removable reservoir. We will likely be continuing to use through the summer, and then switching back to fans when the rainy season returns, because rushing to empty a gallon of water into the sink isn't exactly the best way to wake up each morning, and the alternative is being woken up by the alarm that sounds when the unit needs to be emptied. However, this machine definitely does its job. We do not have to be running several fans and swamp coolers in the bedroom in order to get a very restless sleep. Having a cool room has allowed us to sleep through the hottest part of the day without even noticing the heat. Buckets of water and emergency roast pans on the floor are a small price to pay for trying to sleep during the day in the summer.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 17, 2020 by MadXStitcher
Im going to agree with many of the other reviews is that even in low mode, it is not as quiet as claimed, it is still very noisy. Best to move it to another room and aim it at the bedroom so you can sleep with the noise once you get used to it. Also on several other reviews, it mentions flimsy attachment. I also was scratching my head reading the instructions to attach the hose ring to the hose. The instructions are NOT clear on this, so I figured it out myself. It does NOT screw on to the hose, it is deceiving because it has ridges that make you think so. Finally decided that I would PUSH the top of the hose through on one end, and it did have a good grip on one side, but you have to kind of push the hose (light gentle force please or else your screwed!) and after some gentle prodding, maneuvering and extremely gentle forcing did it grab onto the other side, hapazardly and crooked, but it held with some tugging to see if it would fall apart again. After that, I gently secured it to the back of the unit. So that did the trick. As for the window attachment part, that was very easy. My windows were taller than the window piece, so I had to shove some cardboard in the empty space and use a little tape to hold that in place. As for the unit function itself, I am pleased at the performance, it does cool well. Another helpful hint is that it kept colder on the low setting than on high. Overall pleased with the unit, but the attatchments as stated in many other reviews are flimsy. They could do better and make it a few mils thicker and made to attach better!
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 30, 2021 by Amazon Customer