Does anybody know how this compares to the FFRE0633Q1 6,000 BTU Frigidaire besides being low-profile?http://www.amazon.com/Frigidaire-Window-Mounted-Mini-Compact-Fu The FFRE0633Q1 advertizes air purification and ionization. Does this unit provide equivalent functionality? Does anybody know how this compares to the FFRE0633Q1 6,000 BTU Frigidaire besides being low-profile?http://www.amazon.com/Frigidaire-Window-Mounted-Mini-Compact-Fu The FFRE0633Q1... » Read More Does anybody know how this compares to the FFRE0633Q1 6,000 BTU Frigidaire besides being low-profile?http://www.amazon.com/Frigidaire-Window-Mounted-Mini-Compact-Fu The FFRE0633Q1 advertizes air purification and ionization. Does this unit provide equivalent functionality? « Show Less
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It only has a plastic air filter that is "ionized" (think static electricity) to attract/remove particulates from the air. Neither unit really "purifies" the air.
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M. M.: I'm in the middle of an email conversation with the Appliatech (who services Solo ovens--or perhaps owns the Solo brand--I'm not entirely clear on this relationship) Customer Service technician, regarding my S2000 which currently isn't working due to a bad On/Off/Timer switch. One of the things I've gathered from this email conversation is that the original S2000 oven was wired such that the thermostat controlled the Convection Fan--which is a mistake because in convection mode you want the fan running constantly. In later models of the S2000 this wiring mistake was fixed, such that the Convection Fan runs properly (all the time). I believe that is the reason why some customers are reporting that the fan only runs when the thermostat is on, and others are reporting that it works properly. I'm guessing that if you order an S2000 now, you will be getting a newer, properly wired model, and it was only the early purchasers who got the mis-wired S2000's (but I can't guarantee that).
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It works just as well as a commercial model. It's just a smaller version, more light weight, with less bells and whistles. Temperature is accurate, while checking thermostat, Air distribution to each vent.
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The unit us rated for 350 sq feet. I think that is about right if the home has normal insulation. And, on days that are 105F, any a/c unit is going to perform less than perfectly, yet this brand is top quality and will cool the room even in that climate. Thus, the smaller the room, the better a window unit will perform. Fortunately for you, you bought the best brand there is. Just an FYI regarding this specific unit...It was at my friends home freshly out of the box when we first we re able to test it out. Over the past few days when the temps have been in excess of 100F, he noticed that this Frigidaire produced clouds of condensation coming out of the vent because the unit cools the air so effectively, it actually condenses the moisture / humidity in the air near the vent as the super cold air flows outward. Now that is a fine a/c unit, in my opinion. I've never seen anything except a GM car air conditioner do that before.
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Where I used mine....I didn't have an electric bill. But....the efficiency of these is lower than a standard window unit. You are using interior air to cool the condensor, then pumping that now hot air...outside. But if you're pumping air out, it has to come in from somewhere. That somewhere is outside hot air. I would only recommend a portable unit like this if it is your only and last choice. The unit itself works fine, just poor efficiency.
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Sorry about that I miss under stood the question. But as for the CFM of our machine I don't have the answer for you. I have been selling this machine for 6 months with some of the best results in sale in many years but the company has never had the unit tested for CFM. But the company told me they will try and find out from the actual motor manufacturer who make the motor for the air purifier. But as you know it is not that important for CFM's as it is for regular air flow in your home or office. There is no way a little fan in a air purifier could ever cover a whole house with air circulation . Ionization and air flow is how this unit works. Like when you burn toast in your home you can smell the burnt toast through your whole house. Want to talk ? call me Lou Lombardi toll free over 40 years in the cleaning and restoration air purification business 800-868-5534. This is truly a fantastic product with a fantastic warranty.
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One more thing on the higher filtration filters. As other comments DEPENDING upon your furnace/AC, they MAY BE took thick for adequate air flow. My installer/yearly check up company said ONLY use LOWER filtration for times when the Air Conditioner is used as they CAN cause freeze up. On the high efficiency newer furnaces, they can do fine with higher FPR rating. So I use 4 thinner rating in the summer and the 7 in the winter.
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I can't make that comparison, but compared to a much less expensive Commercial Cool Unit from BJs, which was much lower BTU (10000, I think), it doesn't compare. I was extremely disappointed in this unit.
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I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even... » Read More I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom « Show Less
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Well I did try to purchase one from the seller gr8deals327 only to get dirty used and part missing stuff so didn't buy it. I suggest going to Frigidaire web site and goto the contact us and ask them as it is their product. :) Hope this helps.
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This refrigerator has a defective ice maker. There is a class action lawsuit in effect for it. You can probably find it on line. Frigidaire is made by Electrolux and they have very similar unit that is also in the suit.
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The coils have not iced up but I have only had the unit a few weeks and it is in lower room of a tri level home. So far the coils have not iced up as I said. The unit definitely is taking harmful moisture from the room. I set the level at 40% and it ran continuously and I was dumping the bucket twice every 24 hours. I set in to 60%, and the room feels the same and the unit shuts off some.As with many dehumidifiers, longevity will tell the story of how well this unit is bilt
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Hi, Not really. What I can tell you is that, when the unit did work, it kept a 480 sq/ft area comfortable. I would not believe the "vent less" statement. You do need some air exchange otherwise, you start having headaches. I'd find a different way to take the chill off your basement. Also, do not expect any help from ProCom, customer service is non-responsive. I have tried to get some help from them for over a month, I can't get through. You may want to keep that in mind. I hope this helps.
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Hi. It's an LG. It has fewer BTU's - I think it is a 10,000 or 12,000 BTU unit. I thought this would be a big upgrade, but can't compete.
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We have 2 of these units in which 1 runs almost all day and i haven't seen any difference in my megawatt usage! I was just looking at my NYSEG Bill and we're using less energy than we did last yr at this time! You'll love this unit! It can handle 3500 sqft and as long as you clean the filters once a month it runs with no problems! Had ours for 2 yrs and it handles pet odor, smoke, and cooking odors! If u check his website i think he's having a clearance of last yrs models BOGO Awesome Deal!
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S Qi is correct. According to the product specs it says 150ft^2. My experience with this model has been, keep the unit close to where your problem area is. For us, we smoke and the unit is kept neat that area. It doesn't clean air through the walls so if you're wondering if you should get the bigger model than this, think about the open space you'll use this. I think the 150 is perfect but I'm not in a big house. I would opt for 2 150 models over a 300 for maximum effectiveness (one in the finished basement one in the bedroom. It's light and easy to move around rooms.
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Nancy-Mind you I am not an engineer, just a consumer; it means that the heat flow is regulared electronically to provide warmth in incriments of two degrees ( I think that 2 degrees is right) and that the unit measures the termperature in the room and then modulates only exactly as much energy (gas) as it needs to keep that room at the temperature you set. So it uses very little energy to do it's job and keeps it at a great level vs blasting you with a lot of hot air to bring the temperature up. Mine has been in for a year and it is wonderful. I did pay a professional to install it in NJ in a 20 by 17 by 9 ft high space with two windows and a door. It is perfectly toasty, my gas bill is very low (due to the modulation) and the unit is so quiet. I previously had electric base board heat that was making it too hot or cold and the electic bill was unreal. This Rinnai also warms the room up in a matter of minutes from a cold start. One of the best things we ever did. I was skeptical of ordering a furnace on amazon, but it worked great, all parts arrived intact. The unit has very good instructions should you want to try install yourself. The direct vent is also the only way to go in my opinion. My room is insulated but overly so for this area of NJ. I paid about 450.00 to have the unit installed. I rarely, never write reviews but am so pleased with the success of this Rinnai that I am happy to answer your question. I hope this infomation is hellpful.