Frost King Air Conditioner Window Cover Item # 96264 Model # AC5H Fits windows units 15,000 BTU's and up Elasticized for a tight secure fit Will not crack or mildew Protects air conditioner while it stops draftsWhat Size Do I Need? Measure your A/C based on the illustration to the right Select a cover that's slightly larger in L x W x H than your air conditioner Dimensions below for each item are for the cover, not your air conditioner Here's what our customers are saying... "This was my third purchase from the Cover store. All have been high-quality and reasonably priced. The A/C cover is no different. It fits perfectly I'm sure will last a long time." - Mike, Cleveland Heights, OH "This air conditioner cover arrived very quickly and is wonderful in every way. The fit is perfect, and frankly much better than it appears on the website. - Debbie, Worthington, PA If your A/C unit's in the home instead of outside, our Indoor Air Conditioner Covers are the best way to keep it protected when not in use.

They're made with quilted polyester and come in a variety of sizes to fit most indoor units, including wall-mounted and through the wall units. Besides keeping your A/C looking good, they're also useful for keeping drafts out during winter. Our covers can also help prevent internal problems with your unit, as a buildup of dirt, dust, or other particles can lead to costly repairs or even having to replace it. Save yourself all that time and money - and keep your A/C looking good - with our Indoor Air Conditioner Covers today!Covering window air conditioners during winter I just moved to a place with cold, snowy winters. I’m considering leaving a very heavy second-floor air conditioner in the window year-round. Is this a good idea?—John W., Montpelier, Vermont We recommend you remove any air conditioner from a window location. During the winter months, heat could escape through the accordion extension panels on the A/C and the chassis; cold air could also infiltrate your home the same way.

To avoid injury, move the unit with another person. Once you’ve removed the air conditioner from the window, drain any water inside it, clear off debris, and wipe the internal surfaces clean. Be sure to store it in a dry spot in an upright position. You could end up damaging the compressor if you store an A/C on its side or upside down and, next cooling season, attempt to operate it without allowing the lubricant to flow back to the compressor. If you decide to leave your air conditioner in the window, follow the manufacturer's instructions for wintertime storage. If the manufacturer suggests covering the outside of an air conditioner, be sure not to trap any water in it--mold could grow inside it. To dry the interior, run the fan-only mode for several hours over the course of a few days when the weather is dry and mild. After the air conditioner is dry, you can prevent rainwater from entering it by protecting its exterior with a fitted cover or plastic sheeting. Some manufacturers recommend leaving the exterior uncovered so that moisture can evaporate with natural airflow.

Inside your home, seal gaps where the unit and extension panels meet the interior frame and window sash with weather stripping; carrier ac units pricesalso seal around and behind the inside grille if needed. window ac unit air filterIf there’s still a draft, cover the inside grille. how much is a fan motor for ac unitAir conditioners that are permanently mounted through a wall usually have a slide-out chassis or mounting sleeve. If possible, remove and store the chassis as directed above. Mounting sleeves often have a block-off plate that seals the area once you’ve removed chassis. If there’s not a mounting sleeve, seal the area using plywood, weather stripping, and insulation. Essential information: To cover air conditioners that are not at ground level, you’ll need a sturdy ladder.

Read our report on ladders and use our Ratings to find the best model. And whenever you use the ladder,  follow our safety advice.Interior Air Conditioner Cover Through-the-wall Air Conditioner units are essentially gaps in a building's insulating envelope that cause dramatic heat and energy loss from air leakage during the colder seasons. An A/C unit may provide less than R-1 insulating value if left in place with no insulation during the winter months.Existing methods for addressing the heat loss through these units can be awkward and inconvenient.Exterior covers can be dangerous to install on multi-level applications, and these covers are difficult to anchor in place. Exterior covers also have the potential to trap moisture in the A/C unit, leading to mechanical issues with and shortened lifespan of the A/C unit.Removing the unit for the winter allows insulation to be inserted into the gap, but it requires a lot of extra lifting and storage space. It also requires purchasing fresh insulation each year to insert into the A/C sleeve, and finding some way to cover the hole in the wall once the insulation has been inserted.

And then there is the potential mess involved with moving the A/C unit and the insulation through the living area of the home.Existing interior cover options available on the market may help to block air transfer through the A/C unit, but don't block any air leaking around the unit. These covers also offer no insulation value.A THERMA-DOME Interior Air Conditioner Cover provides:An immediate cost savings through preventing energy loss to the outside(keeps heat and conditioned air inside, where it belongs!)Increased R-value at the A/C unit, matching the R-value of surrounding wallspaceAn attractive sealed cover for increased comfort in the living area of the homeA seal that will block cold air-flow and eliminate drafts in the living space(blocks air transfer through both the A/C unit and the area surrounding the unit)Convenience and safety of interior installationSAVE on Installation:Exterior covers on multilevel units are laborious and costly to install and remove. Therma-Dome A/C Covers attach on the interior.

SAVE on Mechanical Wear:Unlike exterior covers, which can actually accelerate wear on the mechanical parts of the A/C unit by creating an environment that is conducive to condensation build-up, interior covers can help to prevent condensation inside the A/C unit by preventing the transfer of warm, moist air from the interior space. Preventing the condensation will ensure no water drainage to the interior of the home, and will not contribute to rusting in the mechanical elements of the unit.SAVE on Heating Costs:The Return on Investment for a quality Interior A/C Cover averages one heating season. This cover helps to minimize the penetration of colder (unconditioned) air due to the stack effect, by completely sealing a major "hole" in the insulation envelope. This reduces the energy costs associated with heating (conditioning) the air to maintain a comfortable temperature in the living space.Our Therma-Dome Interior AC Cover is a durable, quality constructed product with an attractive appearance that will last for years to come.

Air tight design to seal cold air out (blocks air transfer through the A/C unit as well as through the area surrounding the unit).Resilient compressible air-sealing Q-Lon®* gasket forms to the wall surface to provide positive air seal.Constructed using rigid Polyiso insulation to provide an effective thermal barrier in addition to the air seal benefit of the cover.Durable fire-rated materials are used in manufacture of each cover.Each order is custom built to unit dimensions and comes fully assembled from our production facility.Designed with a textured matte white cover (some customization is available for large orders). With proper surface preparation, the cover can be painted to match the décor of your room.Easy to install, with step-by-step instructions and all necessary hardware included for installation. At this time, Therma-Dome A/C covers are not being manufactured for stock.Each cover is produced on a custom-order basis, with a minimum quantity required for purchase. If you are a distributor that is interested in offering A/C Covers, please contact Yankee to discuss the opportunity.