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- Connect in Minutes: Its easy with our simplified set up process
- Custom Cooling Schedule: Easily set your home, away and night time preferences. Create a custom cooling schedule that fits your lifestyle
- Youre in Control Anytime, Anywhere: Power your unit on and off, change temperature, system mode, and adjust fan speeds no matter where you are
- QuietMaster Technology: Building the quietest air conditioners begins with the design process and continues through the selection of superior components and materials. It is shaped by skilled manufacturing and refined through on-going product testing in our engineering lab. The result is a noticeably quieter cooling and heating experience, as much as 25% quieter than competitors products
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This Energy Star Certified Friedrich 16-Inch Air Conditioner offers 5,000 BTU of cooling capacity. The unit features 3 fan speeds and a remote control for convenience of use. Thanks to Wi-Fi connectivity, this AC can conveniently connect to the Internet for you to control it over Friedrich Go, a dedicated app.Chill Premier Smart Window Air ConditionersHome or away, you're in control with the Friedrich Go app. Integrated Wi-Fi control from your smartphone. It is also compatible with Amazon Alexa.Connect in MinutesIt’s easy with our simplified set up process.Custom Cooling ScheduleEasily set your home, away and night time preferences. Create a custom cooling schedule that fits your lifestyle.You’re in Control Anytime, AnywherePower your unit on and off, change temperature, system mode, and adjust fan speeds no matter where you are.QuietMaster TechnologyBuilding the quietest air conditioners begins with the design process and continues through the selection of superior components and materials. It is shaped by skilled manufacturing and refined through on- going product testing in our engineering lab. The result is a noticeably quieter cooling and heating experience, as much as 25% quieter than competitor’s products.Earth FriendlyFriedrich’s commitment to environment- friendly cooling is shown in the Chill Premier. The unit is available in ENERGY STAR qualified models, uses eco-friendly R-410A refrigerant, and arrives in recyclable packaging.
Brand: Friedrich
Capacity: 0.41 Tons
Cooling Power: 5200 British Thermal Units
Special Feature: QuietMaster Technology; Breathe Easier; Smart Wi-Fi Control with Voice Command; Earth Friendly; Comfort and Convenience See more
Product Dimensions: 16"D x 19"W x 13"H
BEE Star Rating: Yes
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 12.1
Color: White
Voltage: 115 Volts
Refrigerant: R 410A
Brand Name: Friedrich
Item Weight: 51.9 pounds
Product Dimensions: 16 x 19 x 13 inches
Item model number: CCF05A10A
Color Name: White
Special Features: QuietMaster Technology; Breathe Easier; Smart Wi-Fi Control with Voice Command; Earth Friendly; Comfort and Convenience
Capacity: 0.41 Tons
Floor Area: 100 Square Feet
Voltage: 115 Volts
Date First Available: April 8, 2019
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Couple of things to note - this is not technically a Friedrich product. I mean, it's got their name on it, their color scheme, as well as the proper firmware to make it work with their mobile app, but the A/C components themselves + the chassis that houses them belong to an OEM that is also used by EQK and Whirlpool (look up the Whirlpool WHAW101BW 10,000btu, or the EQK EARC12RE1 12,000btu - it's the exact same A/C, just different coloring and labels, and of course differing cooling capacities). I bring this up first to emphasize: the reason anyone pays extra for the Friedrich name is because they were sold on their reputation for quality. They are unique among Window A/C manufacturers in particular BECAUSE this is all they do - air conditioners. Not fridges, washing machines, or microwaves. Just this. In this case though, you are not buying a "true" Friedrich-made product - you will have to look at the Chill Premiere Inverter series or the "Kuhl" series for that - but in this review I will explain why, in spite of all this, it is STILL the single best 5,000btu Window A/C that exists. 1. It is overbuilt. I mentioned earlier that this generic A/C model is used by other companies, but the difference is those companies only use it for their 8,000btu (and higher) models. Here, Friedrich uses it for the ENTIRE Chill Premier lineup, even for the 5000btu SKU. In other words, they've got 5k BTUs of cooling capacity inside of an enclosure meant for larger A/Cs. The result is that this is the largest & heaviest 5k unit I've ever handled, and I mean that in a good way. Too much > too little. 2. Construction. The material quality - particularly on the exterior enclosure - is solid, with thicker panels than some of the cheaper 5k options I've had in the past. There's also a surprising amount of insulation separating the interior and exterior sections, an area where many manufacturers will "cheap out" on their 5k BTU models. Wiring and refrigerant lines are also shielded & insulated in the sections where they enter/exit the interior section. 3. Noise. Friedrich does include lots of rubber and soft padding material for you to install to try and minimize noise, but let's face it - unless you're dealing with an inverter model, or one of the U-shaped models, you aren't really ever going to have a "silent" Window A/C. Despite this, though not by much, it is still the quietest 5k A/C I've ever owned. That said, personally I find the sound of a fan and A/C compressor to be relaxing, so their noisiness never bothered me anyways. 4. BLACK DUCTING. This gets its own section because it was a big deal for me. The styrofoam ducting that houses the evaporator coil, and that route to the vents that blow in to your room, are all black. This means you will not get any sunlight leaking in through your window A/C vents (even if the sun is beaming right down on the unit), a common occurrence with 95% of other models. I will also note that the aforementioned Whirlpool & EQK models (which again, use the exact same basic chassis/model) do NOT have black ducting, so they too will let sunlight in through the vents. While you won't be cross-shopping this 5k model with those 12 & 10k models, I bring them up to illustrate that despite using the same chassis, Friedrich still did some customization of their own, and I'm glad for that. 5. Digital controls & feature set. This may be an unpopular opinion, but I have always preferred digital controls over mechanical knobs, primarily because being able to set my temp to 68 degrees is a lot more meaningful than "just set it halfway between 7 and 8 on the knob." In addition, A/Cs with digital interfaces just always have more features, and this one has everything (multiple fan speeds, "auto" modes, dehumidify mode, eco mode, sleep timers, etc). In fact, among window A/Cs, the only two things it DOESN'T have are heating capabilities and a way to switch from room air/fresh air intake. Here and there, some 5k BTU models are starting to appear with digital panels - Frigidaire, GE, and TCL have some - but by and large, the 5k BTU category is largely made up of mechanical controls, so this is nice to see. Lastly, it comes with a remote, and a much nicer one than many competitors. Plastic feels decent and the remote itself has a screen of its own, though I have some more comments about the remote later... 6. WiFi/App connectivity. My favorite feature of all, you can pair this A/C to the Friedrich Go app and control it from your phone. You can do all the basics - set fan speeds, operating mode, temperatures, sleep timers, whatever - but the biggest thing for me is you can actually program the A/C to perform certain actions, at certain times, on certain days. In my attached images, you can see what this looks like. Keep in mind the app uses a 24hr clock. In the image you'll see: *At 9pm, Monday-Friday, it sets the fan to high and as low as the thermostat will go (61F). This way, throughout the night, the room will stay as cool as possible so I can sleep better. *Then, at 6:10am (roughly 30-40 minutes before I wake up), cooling is turned off and only the fan runs, so that I don't wake up in an igloo, but it's still cold enough to be comfortable. *By 7:30am, I've already left the house, so I'd like to just have the A/C turn itself off for most of the day. While you can turn on/off the unit through the app, YOU, the user, have to do it. The function to do this automatically does not exist when configuring timers unfortunately, but there is a work around - Eco Mode. Eco Mode basically just means the fan won't run at all until the thermostat calls for cooling. You can see that at 7:30, Eco Mode becomes enabled and temp is set to 88F. Outside of some extraordinary circumstances, my room will never reach this temp, so the A/C will effectively be OFF (that said, Eco Mode still runs the fan for about 5 seconds, every 10-20 minutes, to get an updated temperature reading). *At 1:45pm, I will be getting home in about an hour & a half, so the AC is turned back on High with a 61F temp, so that by the time I'm home, the room has already cooled off significantly. Once I'm home, I'll change settings as needed, and so no timers exist until 9PM when the cycle starts again. Now, I could obviously turn the A/C off myself, and the 1:45pm timer will turn it back on automatically, but I configured it this way purposefully to test how "set it and forget it" this A/C could be, and the result is: very! Your phone does NOT need to be connected to a wifi network for the app to control the unit, either. I can be miles away running on cellular data, and all my inputs and timers still work. This is a feature that, as of May 2024, does not exist on ANY other 5k BTU A/C. Mine has followed this routine every week for the 8 months I've owned it, no issues. So, before finishing off this review, there's just one quirk about this unit that I have to mention: the remote. Physically, it's decent, and as mentioned, it has a screen of its own, which is rare enough already, let alone on a 5k BTU model. The issue is this: the remote does not properly update/sync when changing settings using the A/C's own input panel OR the app. For example: -Using the remote, you set it to 65F High Cool. The A/C panel and the app will update to reflect this change. -Then, using the A/C panel, you drop it down to 63F Low Cool. The app will properly update to reflect this change, but the remote will not. The remote's screen will still show 65F High Cool, and next time an input is given via the remote, the A/C itself will be set back to whatever the remote was showing. Other than that mild annoyance, the only negative thing to say about this model is that it's expensive. Easily the most expensive 5k BTU you can buy right now, but so far I feel it's been worth it. My last two AC's didn't last long. I've got three years out of a Frigidaire 5k, and 1.5 years out of a General Electric. Here's hoping I don't have to replace this one any time soon!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2024 by Bruce Callis Bruce Callis
All the features and quality you expect from a premium air conditioner. It's less noise than a fan. Even more so on Energy Saver. It's of few 5,000 but that are Energy Star rated. It weighs less than most in it's class. Remote is closer in size to a television remote, which is better than the tiny ones. Looks good, works great. It's well worth the extra few dollars American Company in Texas, still making competitive products
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2025 by uaflyer
They no longer have the app for android which means you're paying extra for a smart AC that can't be utilized as such. You're paying extra for nothing.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by Joseph
This does a great job of keeping my bedroom cool, which is a little over 200 sq. ft. in size. The noise isn't overly loud in my opinion. My main concerns come from the functionality between the remote, the app, and the face buttons. The app always knows what your unit's settings are, and changing them on the unit itself is reflected on the app. This is not the case with the remote, which has to be cycled on/off for changes made elsewhere to be shown. It's a minor gripe and certainly not anything that makes the AC unusable, but it's worth mentioning anyway. The most peculiar behavior I noticed is when I turn on the unit using the app, it will always turn the display on. The app has no option to turn the display off, and neither does the unit itself, leaving the remote as the only option. I typically turn the display off to go to sleep, as it's a pretty bright set of blue LEDs. If I've turned the unit on with the app, and then use the remote later to turn off the display, it actually turns off the unit entirely. It's really strange behavior and I'm not sure if there's a way around it. The unit has its most recent firmware but the problem persists. Scheduling on/off cycles for the unit works smoothly, and I've been able to be comfortable with just the Auto settings for the fan speed and the Cool setting for the AC. Pairing the unit to WiFi wasn't too troublesome, but it isn't as straightforward as you might think. The pairing instructions ask that you press the display button 6 times within 6 seconds to ready the unit for pairing. Simply pressing it 6 times and getting the 6 beeps isn't enough. You should really pause for a beat between each press for it to work properly. Other than that I'd say it does a great job and hasn't given me any other problems, but this is based on short-term ownership. I hope that there's a firmware/app update in the future to handle the display settings.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2019 by DeShaun