What is the difference between this one and the insulated air core?
268513
This one is the standard air mattress, ie connected tubes of air. No insulation.
268514
Mine is the wide long. I'm 6' tall and 170 lbs. Well you just answered your question. One is insulated and one isn't. That's about it. I've had the big ranges sleeping core for over 2 years and its great. But I'm thinking of getting the q-core instated one. Might be a lil warmer when sleeping on it. But its still a great product.
955406
There is a small cable that connects the exterior compressor unit with the interior cooling unit. You run it right along with the two Freon lines. Power comes in the side of the exterior compressor. AC power comes into the exterior unit on the same end as the Freon and interconnecting cable. In a typical installation, you would run a flexible conduit to a safety disconnect switch nearby. Since the units draw so little power, #14 wiring to the disconnect is more than adequate.
1785889
I cannot see any difference between the two models. My SoftHeat Ultra Back Wrap actually has the words "Kaz UL Listed" stamped on one side of it. I don't know why there's a difference in price because it looks like they both come from Kaz. Hope this helps. ;-)
300187
They are one in the same. They both allow moisture and co2 to escape while preventing oxygen from getting in. I use them for everything from coffee to marshmallows.
231472
The main difference is the product has an offset inside diameter which allows easy installation, with thicker padding toward driver or side where protection is needed. It is also denser than most closed cell pipe insulation and not as flexible so it absorbs more impact energy.
1893735
I never compared the two. I have mine hooked up to my fridge for the ice maker and it works fine.
1442483
I'm not certain which units you are comparing but when I purchased the Mr. Heater 5639 I found that the unit was more conplete,internal blower etc, and eaiser to install. I am very happy with my unit. I followed the included instructions and passed City inspection with no issues.
1316161
outlet. just insure that the ambiant temp around the unit is the air temp that you want to measure for the built-in thermostat. great device i have two. i have never seen anything similiar on the market today. well made...not a toy very well engineered and intuitive propraming. my only minor complaint is that you cannot overide to "on manual" position...but then, admittedly that would negate the purpose of having an automatic controller!
1746455
Though I'm not an expert on the physical properties of various metals, I would guess that the aluminum core radiator works more efficiently, explaining its prevalent use(not considering cost of materials of course), in auto, auto-racing, aircraft, and air-conditioning industries.
1324886
I actually bought two blue one, got two of these, and the returned the blue ones. There's little differences that make this cooler better. Metal hinges instead of plastic flex hinges that will break (that's a biggie for me). Locks to keep the top closed. As I recall, this one seals better. I think how the wheels connect to the cooler might be different, but I'm not sure on that one. I think the padding on the handle is slightly different. Side-by-side, the blue one felt like a cheap knockoff. It's obvious they cut corners to get the price down for walmart/sams. If I could find little surface things that were inferior about the blue one, how do I know that the insulation isn't also worse or the plastic isn't thinner?
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If you look at the other model, the FRA052XT7, here on Amazon and scroll down that page, you will find a really nice comparison chart that shows the specifics and details on these two models as well as the five "mini-compact" models Frigidaire offers. Yes, this one does appear to be more energy efficient and other differences are noted there on that product information chart.
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I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I keep that house at 70 degrees. I live in western pa. Hope this helps I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I... » Read More I have not noticed any difference, I don't know technically if it does. I have not found any where that has allowed air to pass being that it had pulled away . I was just running new water and sewage lines in the basement and was inspecting for air leaks of places that I missed on the original install. I found none. You might want to contact the manufacture for technical data. They were very helpful and addressed all questions. I used the closed cell exclusively . Full fill . I can tell I am BLOWN AWAY with the low cost of my heating this year so far. I have used only 1/4 tank of oil. I keep that house at 70 degrees. I live in western pa. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I bought my air before the new one came out. Fits on lid & base of mine. I believe the new one is thinner.
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I am not familiar with the other one. This one is well constructed. Looks great. Rolls easily. I have it in my living room that has 2 6ft openings on each end. It heats this room well but takes a little time to get there. I use to maintain temp in the room. It is located below my thermostat. in a more closed in area it would really heat well. I plan to get another for basement when I finish off a room. the remote works well. This is my second heating season with it. blower is a touch loud but not bad. I turn up TV just a bit. But its not annoying in any way. I get lots of compliments on it. I recommend it I am not familiar with the other one. This one is well constructed. Looks great. Rolls easily. I have it in my living room that has 2 6ft openings on each end. It heats this room well but takes a little time to get there. I use to maintain temp in the room. It is located below my thermostat. in a more closed in area it would really heat well. I plan to get another for basement when I finish off a room. the remote works well. This is my second heating season with it. blower is a touch loud but not bad. I turn up TV just a bit. But its not annoying in any way. I get lots of compliments on it.... » Read More I am not familiar with the other one. This one is well constructed. Looks great. Rolls easily. I have it in my living room that has 2 6ft openings on each end. It heats this room well but takes a little time to get there. I use to maintain temp in the room. It is located below my thermostat. in a more closed in area it would really heat well. I plan to get another for basement when I finish off a room. the remote works well. This is my second heating season with it. blower is a touch loud but not bad. I turn up TV just a bit. But its not annoying in any way. I get lots of compliments on it. I recommend it « Show Less
1449953
This is not an insulating device. However, it does block cold air considerably just by itself. I don't think it needs anything else.
1383341
This unit is highly insulated. Because of that great insolation it takes quite a long time to cool down. If you are concerned about the cool down time this unit is not for you. I have never timed it but I would bet an hour or more.
1707317
The air speed seems to be the same on both the medium and high settings; the only difference is the amount of heat. Although it doesn't seem to have as much air flow (or noise!) as my previous ionic dryers, it nevertheless dries my very thick and very long hair faster.