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GE AJCQ06LCF (Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps - Built-In) GE AJCQ08ACF (Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps - Built-In) Sign up to receive our latest offers, sales and Web Only specials. De'Longhi 14,000 BTU All-Season Portable AC with Heat Pumphow much is a 3 1 2 ton ac unit 'Tis always the season for a little assistance. air conditioning unit running costsWhether it's the heat and humidity, or the howling northern winds, this portable unit with BioSilver filter is the year-round solution to keeping things comfortable. ac unit pull out switchWhisper Cool and Real Feel modes help keep things cool. Supplemental heat warms things up. It's the one unit with plenty of power to make life better. Manufacturer's limited warranties: 1 year on unit with an additional 4 years on sealed system

All-season unit that won't block your view Provides 4100 Watts of supplemental heating in cold weather Perfect for a home office, bedroom, basement or anywhere you need cooling or supplemental heat This is my first portable aircondItioner and I am very surprised of how good it is. How it cools and keep it cools 2 large rooms while is steamy hot outside I love this AC unit, Now I can sleep COOOOOL all night long. Its Perfect when you are having your own private summer like HOT FLASHES. I put it in my glass sun room wow I'm kicking myselfFor not buying it sooner I got this to cool my bedroom so I would not have to run the whole house A/C and this is just perfect!! I set it at 77 and sometimes I need a lightweight blanket. This is just perfect for my bedroom. I would recommend this to anyone. I own 2 of these now, and twice my central air has been out during the summer months, these managed to keep me cool, and didn't run up my electric bill. I also use the dehumidifier mode with my air, so it doesn't have to work so hard.

I also like the ease of movingbit, if I need to, and my windows aren't blocked by a window unit This unit is wonderful for cooling and heat and it works on temp in room or rooms and real feel it's cost affected it's a small unit but it works great and nice to look at I first want to say that I have never wrote a review on here before but felt this is worthy of my time to write this review. Our air conditioner went out when it was 95 degrees out side and the humidity was horrible. You're probably thinking why am I whining, it was only 95 degrees. Well, we live in Northern California and were not used to the high humidity here. I also have a medical condition that if I am in temperatures above 75 degrees my feet and legs feel like there on fire. We rushed to the computer to look at the portable air-conditioners and decided on this one. So glad we picked this one. It arrived on a Tuesday night via UPS at 7:30pm. My husband set it up in about 10 to 15 minutes time and we had cold air again.

Thank goodness because the next day the temperature was 105 degrees and again the humidity was horrible. This unit is cooling 2 average size rooms with no problem. A real life saver. So yep I recommend this unit to everyone that wants cold air. Works wonderfully...very pleased with its performance and easy setup awesome lots of options including heat and easy to install very quiet I am so happy with this purchase. I live in an apartment on the 2nd floor and the heat this summer has been so hot!! It has been intolerable. In Washington State we usually do not have this kind of heat so early in the season. I got this home and immediately after starting it up I was amazed at the speed it took to cool down my apartment. Thank you so much.Beginning January 1, 2010 the EPA requires R-410A (also known by the brand names Puron, SUVA and GENTRON AZ-20) refrigerant in air conditioning and heat pump systems. This means that all new air conditioning and heat pump equipment produced in or imported to the U.S. must use R-410A or another non-ozone depleting refrigerant.

The release of HCFCs (hydrochlorofluorocarbons) into the atmosphere has depleted the Earth's protective ozone layer, and created an ozone hole. This will help restrict the release of this manmade chemical and others that deplete this layer and help it to recover. This is a worldwide initiative. 1. Air conditioners and heat pumps that use R-22 can still be serviced and repaired and R-22 will still be available for use in equipment that was manufactured prior to January 1, 2010. 2. When a replacement system is necessary, a system can still be replaced with R-22 equipment as long as it is available. There is no ban on the sale of R-22 equipment, the new regulation only requires manufacturers to produce R-410 equipment. 3. When R-22 equipment is no longer available HWA will replace the failed system with R-410A equipment. 4. HWA offers R-410A modification coverage on every contract (excludes AllStar and AppliancePlus plans) and with this coverage, up to $1,000 can be used to upgrade the system.

Note: The price of these phased out coolants and R-22 system parts will continue to rise as their availability decreases, and may take longer to acquire. HWA has you covered. See below for more information about these changes. What air conditioning and heat pump systems may be affected? R-22 and HCFC-22 can be found in window units, dehumidifiers, central air conditioners, air-to-air heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, and ductless air conditioners. Most air-conditioners have a nameplate on the unit that identifies the refrigerant it contains and other information, such as safety certifications and electrical ratings. For a central air-conditioner, the nameplate is usually on the outdoor condensing unit. If a nameplate is not provided, there are several other ways that you may be able to obtain the information. You could check your owner's manual for the information. The person/company that sold or services your air conditioner would likely know what refrigerant it uses.

Or, if you know the manufacturer and model number, you could call the manufacturer or check its web site.You will not be required to stop using R-22 and you will not be required to replace existing equipment just to switch to a new refrigerant. The lengthy phaseout period provides time to switch to ozone-friendly refrigerants when you normally would replace your air-conditioner or other equipment. This transition is important because supplies of R-22 will be more limited after 2010, which may cause the price of R-22 to increase. Starting in 2020, new R-22 may no longer be produced, so consumers will need to rely solely on recycled or reclaimed quantities to service any systems still operating after that date. You may continue to have your equipment containing R-22 serviced after 2010, although only a limited amount of new R-22 will be manufactured (to meet the servicing needs of equipment manufactured before January 1, 2010). After 2020, production of R-22 will be prohibited and only recovered, recycled, or reclaimed supplies of R-22 will be available for servicing existing equipment.

So, in the future, R-22 supplies will be more limited and costs may rise. Yes, alternative refrigerants that do not harm the ozone layer are available and widely used in the air-conditioning and refrigeration industry today. Through its Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) Program, EPA has found acceptable a number of alternatives to R-22 that do not deplete the ozone layer. R-410A, an HFC refrigerant blend, is the most common. Some common trade names for R-410A include GENETRON AZ-20, SUVA 410A, Forane 410A, and Puron. If you have equipment that contains R-22, the most important thing you can do is to maintain your unit properly. Major leaks rarely develop in units that are properly installed and maintained; however, appropriate servicing is necessary to minimize potential environmental damage and maintenance costs. For more information on what regular service your unit requires, please consult your owner's manual or contact the company that sold or services your unit.