Explore these images and more! Frigidaire 8,000 BTU Portable Room Air Conditioner Our air conditioners maintain the preset room temperature, so you will remain comfortable at all times. Wheels allow you to easily move the air conditioner from room to room, providing cool air when and where you need. Product Weight (lbs): 50 Shipping Weight (lbs): 62 Control Location: Top of Unit Fan Speeds - Cool: 3 Fan Speed - Fan - General: 3 Low Voltage Start-up: Yes Air CFM (High): 369 Motor RPM (High): 1140 Motor RPM (Med): 1070 Motor RPM (Low): 970 Air Direction Control: Manual Noise Level dB (High): 55.6 Charge - ozs: 7.76 Exhaust Hose: Single Hose 24-Hour On/Off Timer: Yes Air CFM (Med): 346 Air CFM (Low): 314 Filter Type: Anti-Bacterial Mesh Dehumidification - Pints/Hr: 2.2 Cool Area (Sq. Ft.): 350 Energy Efficiency Ratio: 8.9 Unique Accessory Available: Air Discharge Hose & Window Kit

ADA Compliant - All Brands: NoDual Hose Portable Air Conditioner  View Models >> Dual hose portable air conditioners function similar to single hose units, but dual hose portable air conditioners have implemented a system to correct some of the inefficiency inherent in a single hose portable air conditioner's design. A single hose portable air conditioner uses a compressor to power a cooling system to remove heat from the room's air. This heat is then expelled out the exhaust hose. However, the compressor itself creates heat and must be cooled off - and air must be passed over the condenser coil to remove heat from the room. Since a single hose portable air conditioner's only source of air is the room that it is in, air from the room is used to cool off the compressor. This air is then expelled out the exhaust hose. This system is inefficient for two reasons: Already-cooled air from the room is being heated up and expelled from the room. This is wasteful, as the portable air conditioner had to expend energy to cool this air.

As air from the room is expelled, other air must take its place in the room. This is what is called "Negative air pressure." Air then seeps in around doorways, and through small cracks and holes in the ceiling, floor, and walls. This air must then be cooled - and it may also bring allergens and impurities with it into the room. A dual hose portable air conditioner solves this problem by adding an extra hose, which pulls air into the portable air conditioner from the outside to cool off the compressor and condenser coil. The air is then expelled out the exhaust hose. Operationally, a dual hose portable air conditioner has two main advantages over a single hose unit. A dual hose portable air conditioner will cool a room faster and it will not create a negative air pressure situation in the room. Of course, if you have a dual hose portable air conditioner, you can remove the intake hose and it will function like a single hose unit. For another explanation of the differences between single and dual hose portable air conditioners, see the graphic below:

Read all 6 reviews | into a standard Schuko CEE7 outletRestarts SmartRack 12,000 BTU 230V Portable Airac unit for rvs equipment in areas that facility air conditioning can’t reach. why does my ac unit freeze over is capable of cooling a small room using its louveredcarrier ac parts houston txA built-in evaporator expels the condensed water through the directional exhaust duct, eliminating the need for a drain tube, drain pan or waterYou can also use the included flexible tube to aim the cold air precisely where it’s needed most, such as an overheated rack enclosure or an equipment hot spot. dehumidifies and filters the air, providing better air quality that can enhance equipment performance with little power consumption.

installation, the SRXCOOL12K rolls on durable built-in casters and plugs into a standard Schuko CEE7 outlet. It’s programmed to restart automatically after power failures, and you can set the built-in timer for unattended shutdown and SRCOOLNET remote management accessory(sold separately), you can also monitor temperatures, receive alerts, review logs and control BTU/h(3.5 kW) of cooling capacity in a portable chassisPrevents equipment shutdowns, malfunctions and failures caused by overheating and temperature standards Convenient OperationIncluded 71-inch tube aims cold air where it’s needed, standard Schuko CEE7 outletIncludes SRXCOOL12K SmartRack 12,000 BTU 230V Portable Air Conditioning UnitLouvered Displaying reviews 1-6This is the best thing we've done for our server system!!! Comment on this reviewThis is a good home air conditioner Comment on this reviewThis product meets all expectations Comment on this reviewThis product is a solid performer Comment on this reviewValue for Money Comment on this reviewGreat Product Over all Comment on this reviewDisplaying reviews 1-6Back to top

Additional FAQs may be available on the SRXCOOL12K model support page. While some residence halls offer central air conditioning (Baker/Klipple, Palmer/Davidson, Painter/Whitcraft, Park, DeHority, Kinghorn, Studebaker East, Johnson A), we understand that some students with medical needs may require air conditioning in buildings without central air. For this reason, students with written authorization from the Office of Housing and Residence Life may rent air conditioners for their residence hall rooms. The yearly rental fee is $150, which includes installation, and your bursar's account will be charged in September for the yearly rental fee. (Sorry, air conditioning units cannot be installed in Elliott Hall's casement windows.)(Please do not bring a roll away or freestanding air conditioning unit for your room. Plan to request an air conditioner from our office and follow the established program.) Requesting an air conditioner is a four-step process: Complete a Student Request for Air Conditioner form.

Take Medical Verification Form to your appropriate licensed health care professional to complete. (Sorry, we're unable to accept a prescription from the physician, and a physician must complete the form in its entirety.) Mail or fax the completed Student Request Form and completed Medical Verification Form from a licensed physician to the following address: Director Ball State University Housing and Residence Life LaFollette Complex, Room N-10 Muncie, IN 47306 Fax: 765-285-3743 After your information is received and reviewed, you will be asked to sign a contract from our office.As part of the accommodation process, you may be interviewed. Remember, a request for an accommodation will not be considered without current medical verification of the medical condition and necessity of requested accommodations. Contact our office for copies of both forms and for additional information, or download the student request and medical verification forms (requires Adobe Acrobat). Once the forms are received, a review of the information will be made, and our office will respond as soon as possible.