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Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
Features
- Alexa Enabled Mini Split AC/Heating System: Integrate with voice control or app, allowing you to adjust your mini split air conditioner from anywhere. Set routines for temperature changes.
- Versatile 4-in-1 Mini Split: All-season solution with air conditioning, heat pump (functional up to 5F/-15C), dehumidifier, fan, and turbo function. Includes a DC Inverter that's UL Listed, AHRI Certified, and works with Alexa.
- Stylish & Functional Mini Split AC: Suitable for both home and business. Provides performance without compromising aesthetics. Ideal for bedrooms, living areas, stores, eateries, and warehouses.
- Installation Package Included: Includes indoor air handler, outdoor condenser, remote control, and installation kit with a 16ft. line set and communication wire. Pre-loaded with refrigerant for up to 25 ft. Note: Professional installation required.
- 5 Year Manufacturer's Warranty: Includes 5 years on parts replacement and 5 years on the compressor. Senville offers complimentary technical assistance. Labor not included.
Description
9000 BTU - 0.75 Ton 12000 BTU - 1 Ton 18000 BTU - 1.5 Ton 24000 BTU - 2 Ton 30000 BTU - 2.5 Ton 36000 BTU - 3 Ton
Brand: Senville
Capacity: 1 tons
Cooling Power: 12000 british thermal units
Special Feature: Alexa Enabled
Product Dimensions: 10.43"D x 26"W x 21.26"H
Start year: 2016
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 20.8
Color: White
Voltage: 110 volts
Noise Level: 28 db
Cooling Power: 12000 british thermal units
Additional Features: Alexa Enabled
Color: White
Noise: 28 db
Refrigerant: R-454B
Inverter Type: Has Inverter
Installation Type: Split System
Compressor Type: rotary_scroll
Air Conditioner Application: Residential
Voltage: 110 volts
Power Source: Corded Electric
Wattage: 1020 watts
Cable Length: 16 feet
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.43"D x 26"W x 21.26"H
Item Weight: 78.3 pounds
Control Method: Remote
Controller Type: Remote Control
Operating Mode: Cooling
Warranty Type: Limited
BEE Star Rating: Not Compliant
Brand Name: Senville
Start Year: 2016
Model Name: LETO Series
Model Number: SENL-12CD-16
Included Components: Indoor Air Handler, Outdoor Condenser
Global Trade Identification Number: 26
UPC: 893088008026 893088000563
Manufacturer: Senville
Item Type Name: Mini Split Air Conditioner Heat Pump
Warranty Description: 2 years on parts., 5 years on compressor.
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER): 20.8
Annual Energy Consumption: 1020 watt-hours
Capacity: 1 tons
Floor Area: 700 square_feet
Room Type: Multi-purpose
Form Factor: Mini-Split
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
Great mini split. Super quiet and has easy to use controls. I’ve bought two of this type and another from this company. One is in my garage and I put the other in my aunts house. I use mine paired up with an external thermostat set to manage humidity, it turns on in dry mode when humidity hits 53% and turns off when it drops to 50%, I really don’t care about temp. In winter I leave it in freeze protection mode. My aunts is her only AC unit. Hers is a little small for her installation but this was the only size that could fit in the location. It’s running hard on an hot day but it keeps up! I was worried hers wouldn’t keep up with outdoor temps in the high 90’s but it performed great. She initially set it at 70 but had to turn it up to 74 because she was getting cold when it was 97 outside. Installation takes about a day if you’re working by yourself. I’m licensed and did HVAC in the past so this was straightforward but it’s easy to get great results with minimal investment like a vacuum pump, nitrogen and a micron gauge with a little know how. Take your time and get measurements ahead of time and plan out your install and it’ll go well. Wait around for a sale if you have time and you’ll save a couple hundred.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
I bought this to air condition my bedroom at night since I like to sleep cold, but don’t want to have to cool down my entire home to get my bedroom to the temperature I want. For the price, this thing is unbeatable. It cools extremely quickly, is very quiet while running (both inside and out), and it only burns about 0.5 kWh of electricity per hour, if that. Now let’s talk installation, because a lot of people are looking for a DIY solution if you’re looking at this thing. This both is and is not DIY. Unless you have a licensed HVAC tech sign off on the installation, the company claims no warranty. To some people that matters, to some it doesn’t. But it’s something to keep in mind. Beyond that, if you’re planning to do this yourself, just know there are some specialized tools you’re going to need. I’ll break everything down below. Technical Knowledge Required: Intermediate Tools Required: Advanced Beyond your standard drill, screw drivers, pliers, etc, you will need the following: -Hammer Drill With Core Bit (if drilling through masonry) -Intermediate understanding of electrical (this thing should have its own circuit to avoid breaker trips/overheating wires) -Vacuum Pump (for clearing the lines prior to charging the system) -Vacuum Gauge System (for monitoring vacuum pressure) Those last 2 are CRUCIAL. That’s the step where most people mess up. You MUST vacuum out the lines and verify they maintain a vacuum prior to charging the system. Otherwise, you will lose all your refrigerant. Some people also clear the lines with an inert gas, but getting full vacuum and verifying it’s maintained even with the pump off was more than enough for me. If you’re looking for a true DIY system that comes with a warranty when installed on your own, there ARE systems out there, but this isn’t one of them. But if you’re looking for a cheap, high performance system and either don’t care about warranty or already have an HVAC tech that’s going to install this, go for it, you can’t beat it for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026 by Trenton Sweigart
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
KEEPS ME COOL IN THE TEXAS HEAT!!! Unit - 12,000 BTU 120V Senville Mini Split AC Use - Climate Control a 700 square foot garage on the Texas Gulf Coast Performance - Great! I track my humidity and temperature with a separate device for confirmation of results. It easily hangs at 70F (21C) when it's 95F (35C) outside and less than 40% humidity when it's in the 80% humidity outside (impressive considering I have gaps in the garage door I still have to insulate) Ease of Installation - Moderately easy. I watched A LOT of youtube videos. The same manufacturer that produces this brand produces a number of others, so you can find lots of videos that work for your unit. You could do it as a one person job, but there a couple of times where I asked for a second set of hands to make it easier. - Setting up the electrical was the toughest part and you may want an electrician to help. I figured it out, but it did take a while and a bunch more youtube videos. Syncing with Wifi - This did not go so well for me. I couldn't get it to sync with the app after 5 attempts. It synced with Amazon Alexa on the first try. That's great, but it's not the system I primarily use for home automation. That said, I put in my schedule for it via the Alexa App and it works fine. I almost took off a star for this, but it still does everything I want and does it well. Overall Impression - One month into ownership, I wish I had purchased it sooner. It really is a game changer when I have to work in the garage. Happy with the performance and functionality. Update January 2025: We had a polar vortex that made it all the way down here to the Texas Gulf Coast. We are NOT built for freezing temperatures. I turned on the heating mode and it managed to keep my garage at very reasonable temperatures. What does that mean?... It got into the teens and my garage stayed at the 60 degrees I set it at. It's amazing in the Texas summers and made it through the worst cold snap in 40 years. I LOVE it!!! I have two friends that have now purchased and both love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Adam's Review
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
I installed the Senville 12,000 btu mini split unit in July 2019, have waited a few months before writing a review. Overall very pleased with this A/C - heat pump unit. Install was in a new shop. Did all the mechanical steps myself, but had the final refrigerant line hookup done by a certified HVAC tech. If you are not placing the outside unit on a pad, I highly recommend the Pioneer Mounting Bracket ($26.50) for hanging the unit from the outside wall. Also recommend the Pioneer PVC Decorative Line Cover Kit for Ductless Mini Split A/C ($45) (prices per Amazon Prime). Attached pictures show both. Also make sure you purchase an Air Conditioning Disconnect (ACD) as it is not included with the kit. It is available on Amazon, Home Depot, etc., runs $10-12 ea. I found out from a (WA) State electrical inspector that you are supposed to have a 120v electrical outlet within 25 ft of the outside unit, so if you don't happen to already have one within reach (as I did not!), you might want to purchase an ACD that has an integrated GFCI receptacle, such as the Siemens WN2060U Non-fused ACD w/ GFCI receptacle. Costs about $40 but will cover the bases. As for the mini split unit itself, installation went well; I had to study the install guide for a while to make sure I was correctly marking the spot for the hole in the wall for the refrigerant lines and control cable. Most impressive is the cooling and heating capability; my shop measures just shy of 400 sq.ft., w/ 10 ft. ht. walls. I went with the 12000 btu unit to make sure there would be enough cooling/heating capacity and I have not been disappointed. Since the install it has operated through 100 deg (F) heat this past summer, and so far this fall/winter down to 16 deg. cold weather. Unit easily keeps the shop in the degree range I select (68 - 72) with the remote control. Sound level is very acceptable; you can detect a slight hum/vibration through the wood frame wall (6" studs) only when the unit is "working hard" upon first turning the heat up by several degrees. This lasts less than a minute. If the mounting brackets were attached to a concrete wall I doubt anything would be heard. The interior unit itself makes no noise whatsoever. The outside unit remains whisper-quiet, you usually have to look at the fan to see if it is actually running. Have had the unit "on" now for five straight months, no issues at all, very impressed...! Update Dec. 2023: 4 years since initial review, thought I would let you know this unit still performs as brand new. I make sure to clean the internal filter annually, and use compressed air to blow out the outside screen. Other than that no other maintenance has been required. Very satisfied with the product!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2019 by Ron
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
It seems that almost all of these overseas-manufactured, DIY smaller mini-splits are chasing a price "bottom". So choosing a company to buy from may ultimately depend upon things like after-sale support. I will give Senville 5-STARS for that and shout out to "Ned" who assisted me through a complicated failure-support-success scenario. After installation my unit would not function. It appeared that the controls or the compressor in the external unit was not functioning electrically. Senville support and "Ned" initially sent me a replacement main PCB board for free. Unfortunately this did not fix the problem. They then agreed to ship me a replacement outdoor unit if I would pay the shipping. This was quite high ($120) for this heavy unit but I agreed. The replacement unit arrived in about a week and functioned perfectly. So I give 5-stars to the customer support but only 4-stars in other areas. Of course I wish the original unit had functioned out of the box, but I (and you if you buy one) have to grok the basic idea that you are getting a device for which the "name-brand" manufacturers charge much, much more and are taking a risk in that. These units are obviously manufactured with somewhat less attention to QC and that might mean you will need some luck, or, as I did, ultimately pay a little more, to get a functioning unit. I ultimately paid $800 + $120 extra for shipping the replacement and that is still an excellent price for a 110V, 12,000 BTU mini-split. The whole process took a lot more time than if I had paid an HVAC installer to put one in (although nowadays it can be hard to get timely install service) but if you are ready to take on the DIY risks then working with a company like Senville which offers this level of support is an excellent alternative. If you want certainty or need a unit installed soon and working for sure, then you should get a major-brand unit and pay an installer and the overall cost will probably be 3X-6X more than the baseline $800 of this DIY approach. A minor complaint I have is that I would prefer being able to set two different mode-based temperature points: so that I could, say, cool things down to 75 but only heat up to, say, 65. For my particular application - an enclosed, outdoor space, that gets quite warm in sunlight but quite cold at night - I am trying to keep "temperate" that would save some electric costs. I can, instead only either set to 65 and over-cool during the day set to 75 and over heat during the night. ** A note on "DIY": Senville (and as far as I can see all of these inexpensive unit sellers) specifically state on the warranty documents that they will not warranty an installation that is not done by a licensed HVAC installer - they ask for the installer name and license number! Mostly, I think, this is because of regulations about refrigerant handling. But the unit is shipped "pre-charged" with refrigerant. You will need to buy or borrow a vacuum pump (an extra $65 for me). I was not experienced with HVAC install and mainly nervous about uncoiling the 16 feet of copper line for fear of kinking it. I would say, overall, if you are cautious and triple-check everything you will manage, as I did. The install manual - as others have stated - is not that useful but online videos, including a few for this particular unit, were more than enough to give me the confidence to do the job. If my unit fails in the future I expect I will not have (or make) a warranty claim. But once working these units are pretty straightforward so the key roadbump to get past is the initial installation and Senville's support of me, warrenty-less as I was, is commendable. Thanks Ned!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2021 by Daryl Anderson
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
bought this to replace a 6 year old worn out Senville 9000 BTU . Oh what a difference , nice and cold it's quiet and very easy to install . Already had the wallmount and power in place from old unit so install was so easy . I did install myself which is a NO NO but I have all tools necessary and I know a pro couldn't have done any better .
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by C. Perez
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
6/10/2026 Final review. Well that didn't even take a month! Senville froze up and leaked all over my wall and onto my wood furniture. That was the final straw. Ordered another Pioneer. The Senville is going in the trash. 5/19/2026 Bought a Pioneer 1200 to replace the Senville and couldn't be happier. Works like a champ. I moved the Senville to my bedroom where I only need it at night. Figured it could handle that. But NO! Froze up in the middle of the night. (Set at 69 with outside temp only 72) The airflow is just lousy on these. Senville claims low coolant is a problem but mine is running at optimum pressures. Its just a crappy design. The Pioneer was only $100 more and worth every penny. 4/14/2026 Update. Was able to make it functional by controlling manually but the unit has decided to start frosting up again. Outside temp is only 85 and set unit to 76 with low humidity. Completely froze up! Throwing in the towel and tossing it out and ordering a Pioneer to replace it. 6/22/24 update. I have to control the fan speed and temperature manually. If I forget to turn the fan on high it freezes up and starts spitting ice or frosts over and no air comes out. In addition forget about putting the fan on "Auto". Fan speed is pathetic and will guarantee it freezes up. Recently installed a Pioneer mini-split for a friend for the same amount and it works flawlessly. 11/28/23 Update. After fighting with this to cool properly during the summer now when I want it to heat it stops working when it gets below 40 degrees. Wish I had never bought this piece of junk. House is at 69 with Senville set at 74 - nothing! I plan on replacing it with a Pioneer as soon as I can. Bought the 12000btu/110v unit. Thermostat does not work well. Always seems to be over cooling. Had the inside unit freeze up the other day because it won't stop cooling. Gave up on getting the Auto feature to work. I use the "follow me" function which says to use the temperature at the remote instead of the air handler. Blows past the temperature settings in Auto so I have to manually switch between Heat and Cool. Update 6/23 I have decided to update my review after using the 12,000 btu unit for over a month. I was told the indoor unit was freezing over because the unit was low on refrigerant. I checked and it was at the minimum (so not technically low) but had 410a added to bring it up to the suggested level. First 90 degree day it froze up again while set at 74 degrees. Pretty useless if you ask me. If you are looking for a better unit look at Pioneer. Update 9/23 Finally figured out the problem but still can't recommend. Turns out the fan set on "Auto" will not run fast enough when it is very hot out and causes the inside unit to freeze over. I have found that by setting the fan speed manually this doesn't happen. When set on high the fan is noticibly faster. However, this is pretty annoying as I cant just set the fan speed to Auto and leave it alone.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by MarkL
Color: White
Size: 12000 BTU 110/120V
For the money you cannot beat these Senville units. I installed one of these for my best friend about a year ago and one for my mother last week. As with most HVAC quality of installation is KEY to longevity and performance. In Turbo cooling mode I measured one of the units putting out 13,800k BTU vs. the rated 12,000k BTU which is great. My friend mentions regularly how this 12k Senville destroys the 14.5k portable hose exhaust unit he had before it. The Senville is also about 4 times quieter than the portable. The quality and price that Senville is offering is impressive to me. If I did not already have a decent 36k BTU 16 SEER central heat pump on my personal home I would probably give the Senville 36K BTU (SENDC-36HF-16) a shot even though I cannot find any reviews on it. Again, the quality on these for the money has really impressed me. I like the idea of the Senville units over the Mr. Cool as the Senville is tried and time tested vs. the precharged quick connect Mr. Cool line sets that in my mind introduce a few really unknown variables. I am not an HVAC technician but I am a mechanical engineer who has geeked out on HVAC, got my EPA 608 license, and purchased some HVAC tools. Tips: 1) Pressure test the unit with nitrogen before pulling a vacuum. I know it is tempting to skip this step and not deal with purchasing or renting a nitrogen tank with regulator but if you really want to ensure you will not have leaks in the future it is the way to go. The dry nitrogen also helps remove moisture introduced to the hermetic system during installation prior to pulling a vacuum. I tested with 300psi for 30 minutes and found a tiny leak on one of the flare fittings that I corrected by giving it a little extra torque. I also use Nylog Blue on the male tips of the flares. 2) I use a micron gage when pulling a vacuum I know they are expensive (~$200) but its worth it to know you are getting all the moisture out of the lines as that is what leads to decreased output and premature failure on so many of these. I pulled down to 213 microns and did a 30 minute decay test. It only rose to 219 microns which is very good. 3) It probably does not matter but I like to release the refrigerant slowly to avoid any pressure spikes. I also like to back out the valves all the way and then turn them back in about 1/16th of a turn so it is open but not sitting on the hard stop. 4) Do not vertically coil the line set behind the unit. This can produce and oil trap that can degrade the performance and lifespan of the unit. If you need to coil the line set do so horizontally. On the one I installed in my mothers house I cut the line set to 7.5 feet. Recommended minimum is 10 feet so I recovered 0.7oz of the factory refrigerant charge. Senville Tech Support Chat wasn't the most helpful on this but I can understand why. I deviated from the installation recommendations and that is on me. I did check vapor line pressures in cooling with the unit on regular and Turbo afterwards and everything looked good.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2023 by Kengineer