Is this portable ac savings energy system?
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Not sure I totally understand the questionYes it is fairly lo energy- my electric bill definitely went down a couple dollars when I got it. It is movable, but not so portable- not usable outdoors, and once it is set up, well it has wheels, but it does need to be vented, so it is rather fixed in position while runningHope this helps
1479836
Not sure I totally understand the question Yes it is fairly lo energy- my electric bill definitely went down a couple dollars when I got it. It is movable, but not so portable- not usable outdoors, and once it is set up, well it has wheels, but it does need to be vented, so it is rather fixed in position while running Hope this helps
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My unit is a plug in, does not run on batteries. The description of portable may be that the unit is lightweight therefore can be used anywhere a plug is available.
99062
It is not. You will still need to power it via the included power supply (AC adapter).
1369588
This is just a standard, portable air conditioner running off 120v. Sounds like you need a professionally installed system like a Mitsubishi Mr. Slim.
1517935
Yes ...cause you can use it on low and won't have to use the full power of the air conditioning unit... I went from a 8000 but to a 12000btu and on the hottest day its on low plus I keep it on Energy saving mode and I love it ;-) less stress on the unit = a longer usage :-)
133176
No, the converter is very efficient and dissipates very little heat with a load of 1 amp
2126275
No. there is nothing in the documentation to indicate it is. I think you would need an outlet converter.
2203556
No, but you can easily power your circuits with a separately purchased battery pack or AC power supply.
2042127
Unit is.DC only and made for use in automobiles. An AC converter would have to be purchased for home use.
1445255
I apologize to you for answering too late. Its not battery operated just only AC. Best Regards.
285496
No, it uses A/C and/or 4 AA batteries so you can take it with you on picnics or the beach or just move it room to room without having to use the A/C plug in.
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I would guess the answer to be "yes", providing the compressor in the unit fits within the parameters of the battery output. The surge (the required kick-over amperage) is key, but once running, these batteries should be able to sustain the function of the compressor depending (again) its running demand. I assume you would be using a 1250 watt (or more) inverter to convert the DC to AC but at this point I am guessing what your requirements are.
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If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no. You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
1254327
This unit doesn't take a charge. It converts 12 dcv to 110 acv, so one can plug household things into it where there are no outlets like in a boat or in your car.
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No. It's powered by a small AC to DC adaptor. You do need to factor that into the installation.
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It is not technically a portable unit, but it is fairly light weight and may be able to run from any source of 120VAC. It has a relatively small footprint as desktop printers go.
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No; it only runs on solar. There is a switch you can buy that does not connect to the AC. I've had mine for awhile and can tell you I'm saving $40 a month on my electric bill.