can you put a window ac in side a wall sleave and uses safely its 12000 btu
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The safest installation is without the use of as sleave given the need for its side vents to remain open to the air. If you can install without using the sleave, then, proper air cooling circulation is assured.
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Any window air conditioner can be installed in a casement window as long as the window opens up wide enough for it to fit. Specific "casement" type AC units are overpriced and usually have poor efficiency, so I really don't recommend them. I have the previous model and built a frame out of cheap 2x4 lumber to hold the AC in the window (filled the top opening with acrylic). Some of my neighbors just screwed the frame directly to their window track and filled the top gap with acrylic.
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just use the side tension sleaves and close the window on top of the fan it's secure real tight
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as long as you have a window to exhaust the hot air out of the room,using the window kit.works well.
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Window-Mounted Median Design * Heavy-duty air conditioner with supplemental heat pump for window-mounted installation * Special 230V electrical outlet required (Unit will not work with a standard 115V outlet) * Supplemental heat pump provides an additional heat source to your main heat source when outdoor temperatures are above 45F This is at the bottom left of the Amazon.com page showing this unit.
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I have a 500 sq ft room with a 12000 btu unit and it does great heating and cooling. Maybe a 10000 btu unit would be enough for you.
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For a perspective, I have a 615 SF one room cabin I built. I used a 18,000 btu (1 1/2 ton) inverter unit here in northern Missouri. Even at 10 degrees below zero, it easily kept the house nice and warm. It was well insulated with 12" walls of R-32.
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Definitely! Brackets are supplied with the AC, but I already had old ones on the window. Also, the type supplied may not fit your Window ledge!
599451
The short answer is no. I have installed several of these units with 240-service. All are still running great. Voltages actually fluctuate a good deal depending on load. While a voltage drop can be harmful to sensitive computer components, a piece of heavy equipment such as this will be unaffected. My only advice would be to carefully calculate the BTU's required for your space and then purchasing the correct size.
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The window kit vents the exhaust hot air . I would not use without installing it. The window kit can be sized ( cut to fit ) I own three Haier portable air conditioners. 8,000 -10,000- 12,000 BTU. They are great units and do a fantastic job.
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Well I would not because it takes in fresh air from the rear of the unit with a filter. So in my opinion the unit would over heat if you set it flush, because it could not get fresh air.you could probably get by with moving it a few feet away from wall so as not to restrict air flow.
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Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.
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Not really sure. I used it for a lamp and it did fine, but I'm sure a window AC unit draws more current.
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There are various BTU calculators available on the internet which take into account other conditions such as insulation, sun exposure, etc. It would seem that 18,000 would be plenty even if area were poorly insulated. However, not sure how much heat your dryers produce. Also, keep in mind that these mini-splits are far more efficient than window units.
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No. The instructions make it clear its only to be used indoors. If you mount it in a window, one side would be exposed to rain, dampness etc and would pose a fire hazard.
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Barbara, I actually own the 12000 BTU model and would say that even this model would not be able to cool your four rooms. My unit cools our open living room rather well; but really can't do much beyond that. I do recommend the Haier brand, I just think you need something in the range of 28,000 BTU's or perhaps two 12,000 BTU models. Braeden M.
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You can but I will not advice it. The desktop has air vents at the top portion which provides cooling in the unit. If you place it on the side, you limit cooling the desktop because you will hinder air circulation.