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Godrej 0.75 Ton 2 Star TGZ2RWPT Window AC - White Voltas 1.5 Ton 2 Star 182 LY/182 LYA Window Air Conditioner (Copper) Blue Star 1 Ton 2 Star 2WAE121YD/YCF Window Air Conditioner LG 1.5 Ton LWA5CP3F 3 Star Window Air Conditioner Carrier 1.5 Ton 3 Star Estrella 3S Window Air Conditioner White Blue Star 0.75 Ton 2 Star 2WAE081YC / 2WAE081YCF Window Air Conditioneryork package ac unitsMaybe it’s the Southerner in me, but aren’t window air conditioner units supposed to be ugly and downright evil?what size ac unit do i need for 500 square feet You’re upending my world, Noria. cleaning window ac air filterThe point of a window AC is the battle to get the damn thing installed. The struggle is part of the journey through hell.

It’s supposed to sound like a 757 is idling next to your bedroom. Based in Philadelphia, Noria Home is taking on a market that has seen little innovation in 60 years. The window mounted – I use the term loosely for some of you – air conditioner. Noria is addressing every gripe we have about a window AC. Pain in the ass to install? Not anymore thanks to its window frame adapter. Install it first and then slide the Noria AC in. No more balancing acts with your family both inside and outside with a pickup truck.You’d use a truck too over a ladder. That covers the installation. Now, the second biggest gripe. The company recognized the untapped market and unveiled a unit that is both sleek and stylish. At less than six inches tall, a Noria will not take up your entire window. Throw open the shade and enjoy a bit of sunlight. Keeping things simple is a control knob that is both intuitive and gets rid of the incessant button mashing of current window units. The low-profile engineering changed up how the team structured the fans.

Instead of blowing cold air directly out, the fans are directed upward to create convective cooling. A 5,000 BTU/hr unit can cool your average size bedroom with ease. Want to bring the outside indoors? On cool summer nights (the Noria team doesn’t live in the south), you can switch the compressor off, and the unit will pull in fresh air. Its onboard thermostat ensures the temp won’t dip too low for those that like to sleep warm. Below are the specs and performance numbers for the Nora window AC: Cooling Type: Vapor-compression refrigeration using environmentally and ozone-friendly R410a refrigerant Room size: Up to 160 square feet. Power Consumption: approximately 460-480 watts, for an EER we estimate to be 10.4 to 10.8. Size: 5.8”H x 18.25”W x 15”D Window Opening size: 21″ to 36″ wide. Window Type: Single or double-hung window frames The small footprint allows for easy storage outside the summer months. Slide it out of the window adapter and store it under a normal bed frame.

Platform beds may run into issues, but at 30 pounds, you can easily haul it over to your closet. Noria Home App. Come on. You know it’s going to have an app. Using Bluetooth LE, the app can turn the AC on/off from the comfort of your bed and set up scheduling to run the unit when you’re out of the house. The delivery times are a bit of a wait. If you want it before this summer, temper those expectations Ship dates for the Noria are slated for March 2017. Is it a wait? Yes, but the company is promising beta testing programs for the Philadelphia area and constant communication with backers. Already, the campaign is nearing the halfway point of its $250,000 goal with 44 days to go. Pricing for a Noria AC starts at $299. $549 is the price tag for the company’s Frosty Package. Learn more over at the Noria campaign page. Published on May 20th, 2014 | Window air conditioning (A/C) units are a great way to stay cool and survive the next sweltering summer heat wave.

But are you overcooling your living space? Or worse, paying more than you should? The old adage is that bigger is better, but when it comes to your pocket book, and A/C unit, that may not be the case. Tools you’ll need for the job: Instructions: assessing your living space for a window air conditioner 1. Consider the space around where you’d like to place your A/C unit. You’ll need to consider more than just the size of the room to ensure both proper installation and function of a window A/C unit. Be sure to check the following: 2. Determine the shape of the room. Rooms can typically be divided into a few basic shapes. Squares, rectangles and triangles. If the room you intend to cool is a square or rectangle, simply multiply the length by width to get the rooms square footage. If it’s a triangle, use length by width and divide by two. These equations will give you the square footage of the room, which will determine the size of A/C unit you will need to efficiently cool the space.

3. Measure the square footage of the room. Take your measuring tape and measure both the length and width of the room you intend to cool.  If there any open airways (that can’t be sealed) that lead to other rooms you’ll need to measure the square footage of these rooms as well to determine the appropriate size of A/C unit you will need. 4. Check the rating on your A/C unit (if you have one). A/C units are rated by the number of British Thermal Units (BTU’s) they can produce in one hour. You can reference this chart, provided by ENERGY STAR, to see how many BTU’s are required to cool your intended living space. If your unit is rated higher than your need, consider downsizing.Depending on where you end up deciding to install your window A/C you may, or may not, want to adjust your units size. A/C units aren’t the only option when it comes to beating the heat. Check out this article on green strategies for keeping cool. Also, be sure to check out our green home improvement projects: Green Living Ideas, after all, is a top 20 home improvement website!