SereneLife 14000 BTU Ultra Quiet Portable Inverter Air Conditioner, Smart Cooling & Heating with WiFi, Energy Efficient, For Bedrooms, Living Spaces & Offices, 650 Sq Ft Coverage
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Size: 14,000 BTU With Heat - Inverter Motor
Color: White
Features
- POWERFUL COOLING FOR LARGE SPACES This 14000 BTU inverter portable air conditioner has up to 650 sq. ft coverage. With its high-efficiency rotary compressor, it delivers 50% faster and powerful cooling than standard portable ACs
- ENERGY EFFICIENT INVERTER This portable air conditioner has advanced technology that operates at 43 dBA for a quieter environment. Its up to 40% more energy efficient than standard portable AC unit motorsideal for bedrooms, offices, and living rooms
- ALL SEASON COMFORT Ideal for summer and winter, this inverter portable air conditioner has cooling, heating, dehumidifying, and fan modes. Smart Wi-Fi control allows easy adjustments for year-round comfort while ensuring energy efficiency
- EASY INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE The SereneLife small inverter ac includes a universal window mount kit for hassle-free setup. Its removable, washable air filter ensures clean, fresh air and makes maintenance simple for long-term use
- MODERN, SPACE-SAVING DESIGN This portable air conditioner inverter measures 14.06 x 16.5 x 27.09 inches. With a sleek, glossy finish and smooth casters for mobility, it delivers powerful performance while blending seamlessly into any room
- COMMITTED TO YOU 65 years of trust, quality, and USA-based servicing, ensuring lasting support and reliability for our valued customers.
Brand: SereneLife
Capacity: 1 Tons
Cooling Power: 14000 British Thermal Units
Special Feature: Remote Controlled
Product Dimensions: 14.06"D x 16.5"W x 27.09"H
Color: White
Voltage: 115 Volts
Noise Level: 53 Decibels
Refrigerant: R-32
Filter Type: Washable Filter
Product Dimensions: 14.06 x 16.5 x 27.09 inches
Item Weight: 52.8 pounds
Department: All Ages
Manufacturer: SereneLife
Item model number: SLINV10CHPD
Form Factor: Portable
Warranty Description: 1 Year Warranty
Batteries required: No
Included Components: (2) 1.5V AAA Battery, (2) Hose Connector, Drain Pipe, Window Seal, AC Unit, Exhaust Hose, Window Installation Plate, Remote Control
Capacity: 1 Tons
Voltage: 115 Volts
Noise Level: 53 Decibels
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Size: 10,000 BTU
Color: White
I've had this portable A/C model for two summers now, and I can confirm that it's still performing very well without any issues. I live in a top floor apartment with a south-facing living room so needless to say, it gets pretty toasty in the summer especially the month of July when the heat and humidity is at its worst here in New England. The room is pretty big - about 19' x 16.5' with a high ceiling, and the wall unit in my living room wasn't making a difference despite being brand new and installed when the apartment was renovated. It's small and positioned way too high in the wall to make a difference. All it does is blow cool air along the ceiling and I wasn't getting any relief from it. The SereneLife sits on the floor, so the minute I turn it on I get refreshing cool air blowing where I need it. There are three fan settings so you can put it up higher to cool the place down quickly then adjust the fan to low to maintain it. It's amazing how much water the unit sucks out of the air especially when humidity is high - so be warned that even with the five-gallon bucket I use to drain the water that I'm emptying it often twice a day on really humid days. I love the "swing" mechanism that directs the air up and down. It's a heavy air conditioner - you will probably need someone to help you carry it up stairs - but once you have it installed, the wheels make it easy to move it across a floor and turn it where you want the air to flow. I love that it had a timer function - I have used it to have it automatically come on in afternoon when I am at work to keep my cat cool. The filters are also easy to remove and clean. The window kit was fairly easy to set up but the extra pieces they gave ended up being too long for my window and since I don't have a hand saw to cut one to the right size, I ended up inserting a piece of styrofoam and using duct tape to keep things secure and prevent air gaps. The only real downside of this product is the noise level, but it is an air conditioner, after all. As it's in my living room, sometimes I have to put the volume way up on the TV. I do have a smaller SereneLife unit in my bedroom that worked fine for 14 months before it started giving me an E4 error code and shutting off every half hour - my research tells me this is mostly likely a problem with the internal sensor that is saying the coils are getting too cold when they may be fine...fingers crossed this does not happen with this size SereneLife...hoping I get my money's worth and this will last for many more summers.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2025 by GoRetro Girl
Size: 10,000 BTU With Heat
Color: White
So, I originally ordered 2 of these. When they arrived, one worked great, but the other one was leaking all of its coolant fluid out of it. The box was all torn up and there was a spot where the outer plastic cover of the unit was crushed or punctured. The replacement came and was also leaking all of its coolant out... actually it was in worse condition. Finally, the replacement for the replacement came and it was in perfect condition; no leaks, no scratches, no issues. Finally! The pictures are of the first one that arrived leaking coolant. So now that I have the two, the timing is pretty perfect. It's early spring, so some days have been in the mid 80's and some days have been in the 30's. That's just how Texas weather is. I can say that both the cooling and heating is awesome on these things. What took me back was how quiet these things were. Some other reviews said they are loud. Compared to what, I don't know, but mine are super quiet. I wasn't expecting this since this is, essentially, an electric furnace and a/c in a plastic container. My only guess about the noise is that they're comparing the noise it makes to... silence, I guess, or (a common issue with any air conditioner) is that they plugged it up and powered it on soon after getting it. When it comes to anything with a compressor pump that moves coolant (or any liquid, for that matter), you have to let it sit upright for hours before ever powering it on. The compressor is not made to move air, so if the liquids haven't settled properly before operating, you're going to quickly damage your compressor. It might still "work", but it might loud or it may never heat or cool to its full capacity. Same goes for refrigerators. The heat capacity of this was impressive. It takes a moment to warm up, so when it does come on, the compressor might kick on first, then the fan will kick in on low. After a while of running it'll be much warmer than when it starts. So far, the coolest night for me was 34 degrees and I actually had to turn them down from 72 to 68 because it quickly got hot in here. While the heat coming out may not be as hot as the heat from a gas furnace or electric space heater, it moves far more air in general. The heat coming out won't be hot enough to set something on fire like a space heater, but the massive amount of air it moves quickly made me see why it didn't need to be any hotter. The heat these provide are more impressive when I realized they use less than 1000 watts each when they are on heat. Most much smaller and less capable space heaters use at least 1500 watts. This thing does have a setting to use to dry out or evaporate the water it has accumulated. If you don't use the included drain hose and leave the drain plugged, it will evaporate this water off when it fills up. If you use it, what's interesting is that the drain is pressured; it comes out with a bit of force, enough to blow bubbles when submerged. It won't splatter water everywhere, but what's good about this is that it means it won't get clogged up like the drain on most air conditioners. I have been working from home for years and years, long before covid, so I know how important it is to have a quiet room to work in as background noise can not only be distracting, but can get you fired. This thing sits less than 6 feet away and can't be detected on my mic. Again, a working unit shouldn't be loud. It says to let it stand upright for at least 2 hours before turning on. I let them stand for at least twice that time, 4 hours. This might be the reason my units are quiet because once that compressor pushes air, it will never run quietly again if it keeps working. As far as the remote, you don't have to point it right at it for it to work. This, like all portable air conditioners, will create a bit of a vacuum which will pull air into any cracks in your walls, windows, floors, etc. No matter how well your home was built, it will pull that air in from somewhere... kitchen vents, dryer vents, bathroom air vents, etc. This happens because the air that the unit uses to cool the rear radiator, which vents outside, is pulled from the back and sides of the unit. It also pulls the air that it is going to heat or cool through the same area. So only some of the air is coming back out into your home (the air that is heated or cooled), but about half of all the air coming in is pushed out of the back of the air conditioner out of the vent that goes through the window. I'm used to using portable air conditioners, so I tend to build a box around them and put an extra vent near the back and pipe it outside, about half the size of the one going out. That tends to stop the issue and give me far greater BTU value than it is rated at. Otherwise, I just leave a window cracked somewhere near the unit as I am used to having to do this with wood stoves anyhow.
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