I dont have a window to open but I can put this in front of the ac window unit which doesnt do the job at all. would that be enough circulating air for this to work. tuvm.
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This is essentially a small fan with a reservoir for water that is supposed to cool more than an average fan. Wish I hadn't bought it, its a waste of money. U would be better to put a cheap box fan in front of your ac window unit.
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Hi, This is an evaporative cooler; it has a built in circulating fan and pump. It cools by blowing room air over pads that evaporate the water into the air thus cooling the pads and the air flowing over them. The higher the humidity the less effective the unit is. It's better than nothing but I probably wouldn't buy it again. Regards, Merle
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Tuvm, The KuulAire PackA43 works really great but it needs air. I have one down the hallway about 12 feet from the front door storm window which stays open all the time. From this position the KuulAire cools my wife's craft room and our bed room which are about 8 feet away and adjacent to each other. What I do is put large cubs of ice in it which makes a big difference. Make sure you drain the water at least once a week and don't run it without the water being pumped through it because the dry air will tend to make it smell. We have two. The other one is in my fun room and right by a window.I defiantly would buy this again. Cheap to run and do a great job! Remember the ICE! Tuvm, The KuulAire PackA43 works really great but it needs air. I have one down the hallway about 12 feet from the front door storm window which stays open all the time. From this position the KuulAire cools my wife's craft room and our bed room which are about 8 feet away and adjacent to each other. What I do is put large cubs of ice in it which makes a big difference. Make sure you drain the water at least once a week and don't run it without the water being pumped through it because the dry air will tend to make it smell. We have two. The other one is in my fun room and right by a... » Read More Tuvm, The KuulAire PackA43 works really great but it needs air. I have one down the hallway about 12 feet from the front door storm window which stays open all the time. From this position the KuulAire cools my wife's craft room and our bed room which are about 8 feet away and adjacent to each other. What I do is put large cubs of ice in it which makes a big difference. Make sure you drain the water at least once a week and don't run it without the water being pumped through it because the dry air will tend to make it smell. We have two. The other one is in my fun room and right by a window.I defiantly would buy this again. Cheap to run and do a great job! Remember the ICE! « Show Less
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I would say no . You would need a corner piece to come up the wall to the window unit .you might've able to join 2 vent kits together to do it
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Sorry I missed the fact that your using a window. This unit I believe can be used that way, but its more for a wall opening.
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It purifies the air within the area I live in. Should work if you can close your window and door to keep it out of your space.
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If your window is a vertical opening, you can get by without anything. Make sure that the top window slides down to hold the unit in place. Ron
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If you need to cool a small space, it's just fine. My home office is tiny and I have this a/c right behind me. I needed to break the plastic vent bec it was shooting all the a/c to the vaulted ceiling. Since I made the adaptation, the cold air blows right on me while computing.
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If it is very hot then this fan will only move the hot air around. You'll probably still need a small A/C unit.
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You will need a place to exhaust the air that is used to cool the compressor. Oh, and this is IMPORTANT!!!!! When I got the unit set up and running in the bedroom I found that the unit was fighting itself on cooling because the exhaust hose used to cool the compressor etc. was hotter than heck. I talked to the Sylvane people and they said that was normal. What???? So, I have an AC working at the top and a room heater working in the back thru the exhaust hose, pretty much greatly reducing the cooling efficiency. I ended up buying a roll of 1/4 inch thick air cell insulation with the silver mylar face, front and back, and using ac/heating duct aluminum duct tape and wrapping strips around the exhaust hose triple thickness until I couldn't feel any difference between room temperature and the surface of the hose. I would think they would provide an insulated exhaust hose.
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I would think not as there would be no place to set it and you need to have space behind it to pull air through. I could be wrong.
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No, you wont feel air coming out of this unit! I was thinking the same way when I purchased mine. I just provides a constant warmness through out the safe!!
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I would not recommend buying it for a window. First of all, it's too small to be effective in any window. Second, it is meant to "boost" airflow from your forced air furnace and/or central air conditioner. The fan is not powerful enough to move air on it's own. They, I installed two of them, weren't powerful enough to make ANY difference (not even 1 degree) in my basement.
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this air conditioner is relatively lite at around 42 pounds, now! the one thing you absolutely will want to do is to make sure you support the top rail of the unit with 3 screws that screw into your window and also, make 100% sure that you secure the unit with the window locks provided with the unit, otherwise someone could slide the accordian flaps aside, and possibly remove your unit from your window. Rebecca, I'm pretty much blind except I can see a little light,and I pretty much had it installed in about 10/15 minutes. Just take your time, and read your instructions for the install, and you should be fine, also the unit doesn't stick out of the window that muchso you shouldn't need an extra support, however, if your window cill is in a newer home, there is that possibility that you may need a bracket to support it from the outside,, first though, see if the unit fits into the track of your window, and then, slide your window down over top of the unit and proceed to screw the top rail to the window that you just slid down. The first thing you will want to do as you unbox your unit is to assemble the top rail with the 4 screws provided to your air conditioner ok? I hope my info helped you in your decision, and, if I can be of any more assistance, by all means, please feel free to write me at: Raydeman@comcast.net. Thank you Rebecca, and I hope you have a good summer.
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I believe as long as you have a place to vent it out of the space you are trying to cool, it should work. Just make sure that where ever you vent it out to, that it is ok to vent really warm air in there. This is a powerful machine and the air that it circulates out is hot. But it works really well cooling the space, I had it in an above garage room that would normally be very hot and it worked great!
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Kind of small for your window and it has to be attached to a sturdy framework. If you're using it for humidity, it will work, but run a lot. It you aren't, and just want to pull the air out, I would just get a box fan and put it so it sucks the lot air out. That would be a lot cheaper. These were made of pulling humidity out from under houses. Hope this helps.
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It will not keep you cool, even with a dehumidifier. Try a Air Conditioner with a compressor and fan motor. A window unit cost more but it's better for cooling with all windows closed. They come in different sizes. Make sure you can set it up in the window and lock it down!
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The width is adjustable so that would be okay. You don't say if your window has a sash that raises & lowers. If you can raise and lower the glass to adjust the size that the window is open to the air- the height of the open space, this might work fine.
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It might be OK. There are vents on the top and sides so you should be able to get enough airflow. I'd probably attempt it, if it was me.