Store SO SKU # Small Air Conditioner Exterior Cover The A/C Safe Air Conditioner Small Exterior Cover helps eliminate cold drafts coming through your home's air conditioner. This cover is made of heavy-duty vinyl with a 100% fleece liner. This liner is resistant to mold and mildew. The cover is designed to withstand rain, ice, sub-zero temperatures and strong winds. The cover has 2 web belts with snap-lock buckles for an easy and tight installation. Washable, heavy-duty, automotive-grade vinyl with 100% fleece liner Helps eliminate cold drafts 5,000 - 8,000 BTU range Known to stands up to sub-zero temperatures, rain, ice, snow, strong winds and sunlight Open bottom design fits over most support brackets and provides practically full protection from winter weather Resistant to mold and mildew 2 web belts with snap-lock buckles help make for a snug installation Designed to fit air conditioners that measure 12 - 14 in. high and measure 18 - 21 in. wide and at least 14 in. deep

2 would this ac cover fit a kenmore model 580.75063700? 1 Do you carry exterior AC covers for a Haier AC, Model ESA412M, 1200BTU, Do you carry exterior AC covers for a Haier AC, Model ESA412M, 1200BTU,H: 14.4"W: 19"D: 20.2" 0 Will this fit a unit that is 14 1/2" in height? Is there any play in the height of this cover so it will fit my unit which is actually 14 1/2" in height? The specs here only say 14" in height. why are the "product overview" and "specifications" different? The product overview specifications would work for me. Back to all Air Conditioner Accessories Help protect expensive units from damage caused by winter weather, and reduce uncomfortable drafts and heat loss. The Frost King Air Conditioner Support Brackets are easy to install and come with all you need to keep your AC unit safe and secure. You can download a copy of the instructions, or you can follow as the Handy Guys take you through the process step-by-step.The Outdoor Window Air Conditioner covers will cover the bottom of your Air Conditioner.

The tape that comes with the 17 in. x 25 in. Tan Fabric Quilted Indoor Air Conditioner cover is meant to only be used on the liner material and is not reusable. Do not use it on wallpaper or painted surfaces.Customer Service My Account Air Conditioner Covers Window Unit CoversORDER NOWAll Kinds of CoversORDER NOW For every  manufacturer, an A/C Cover cover fits like a glove. All covers are sewn right here in the U.S.A.   Affordable flat-fee shipping via FedEx. Your satisfaction is our #1 priority. We’ve spent years and worked with HVAC Professionals to design the perfect A/C Cover for every make and every model. We are consistently researching and improving designs to insure that every customer is satisfied and every A/C Cover is a high quality custom fit. Guaranteed to fit and to last. Best value in the marketplace. We provide quality custom-made covers for ALL air conditioner manufacturers!Written Possibly, but it depends greatly upon the temperature differential you want to hold between the outside and the inside, and the thermal resistance (insulation properties) of the walls doors and windows.E.g. if the wall are too thin you could never hold a 10 degree differential even.

In hot humid areas like the south central US a temperature differential might be as much as 40 degrees F. (22 degrees C).Your best bet is to contact a HVAC specialist or look at the recommendations of the company selling the unit.Written First off, it depends on the volume of the room not the area of the room.Information is given in this link below including a table, go through it, please!How to calculate how much ton AC will be suitable for a roomWritten Written While all other answers are absolutely correct and the selection of "tonnage" of an AC machine depends on a number of factors, the rule of thumb is:Select (by minimum), 1 ton per 100 sqft of floor area of the room with normal roof height (9' to 11').home central ac componentsIt turns out that for the 144 sqft room with 10' roof height, 1 door, max 2 windows you need 1.44 ton say 1.5 ton.outside heating/air conditioning units

Before, buying it, call an expert to visit the room and decide the tonnage for you :)Written There are other variables to consider before the question can be answeredIs the ceiling exposed to direct sunlightHow many walls get direct sunlight?How many glass windows do you have and how much area is glass covered?Which city the AC is used?Use link at bottom of this page to calculate exact needsAir conditioner selection: understand Tonnage, EER, COP and Star RatingSummary of ideal room size for 1.5 ton AC is is as followsIf you are on top floor 130 sq feet (max)If you are on top floor and more than 1 wall receives direct sunlight120 sq feet (max)If you are not on Top floor alternative to ac unit, One or less walls receive direct sunlight140 sq feet (max)If you are not on Top floor , Two or more walls receive direct sunlight130 sq feet (max)The above calculations are assuming 10 feet high ceiling.The sun's been toasting the Chicago area.

With more hot summer days to go, you might seek relief by staying in your home.If you have an older house or just want to keep one specific area cool, a window air conditioner is a way to cool off. But to maximize your window unit, you'll need to keep a few things in mind when buying one.Window air conditioners have become better in recent years, says Celia Kuperszmid Lehrman, the deputy home editor for Consumer Reports magazine, which has a report about them in this month's issue."They have gotten much more efficient," she says. "The EnergyStar-qualified models use 25 percent less power than those made before 2000. They're lighter, so they're not as big of a chore to put in and take out of the window."In addition, many models have remote controls and digital displays, she says.When it comes to shopping for window air conditioners, the most important thing to make sure is that the one you pick has enough BTUs (British thermal units) per hour to cool the area you want, say Lehrman and Jason Mendez, the seasonal department manager at Lowe's in Fresno, Calif.In general, "the bigger the BTU [number], the bigger the square footage it's going to cover

Units with 5,000-6,000 BTUs will cool an area of about 100-300 square feet; 7,000-8,200 BTUs will cover about 250-550 square feet; and 9,800-12,500 BTUs will cool 350-950 square feet. Getting the correct size is important, Lehrman says."One that's too big [in BTUs] will use too much energy," she says. "It's going to turn off before it can take out the humidity (in the room), and you'll have a cold, clammy room. If it's too small, it'll be running all the time and may not be able to cool the room to the temperature you want to reach."To help you determine the amount of BTUs your window air conditioner should have, Consumer Reports has an online worksheet you can fill out. , then click on "Sizing worksheet" under "Appliances."Another thing to keep in mind is the noise level, Lehrman says. While window air conditioners have gotten quieter, some may be quiet at low settings and noisy at higher settings, she says. When you find a suitable one for your use, it's "also important to know [that] when they get their unit home, they install it in a shady spot in that room," Lehrman says.