
This Mini-Split Air Conditioner with heat pump system provides 17,000 BTU of cooling and heating - designed to cool and heat rooms up to 320 sq. ft. This model’s variable speed inverter ensures this is achieved quietly and efficiently! This unit is DOE certified, so it's designed to help save you money, and the low-temperature operation and heat pump make it a year-round solution for your home, office, or cottage. In addition, the active carbon air filter helps remove contaminants and impurities from the air, and the turbo mode feature enables the unit to reach pre-set temperatures quickly. There’s also an Anti-Cold Draft feature that blocks cold air from entering your space while the unit is in heating mode.
Q: Does this Danby mini-split AC come with a remote control?
A: Yes, this Danby mini-split AC unit does include a remote control.
Q: What type of air filter does this Danby unit use?
A: This Danby mini-split AC uses an active carbon air filter to help remove contaminants and impurities from the air.
Q: What is the BTU cooling rating for this Danby Mini-Split AC?
A: This Danby mini-split AC unit has a BTU cooling rating of 17,000 BTUs.
Q: How does the Anti-Cold Draft feature work on this Danby AC?
A: The Anti-Cold Draft feature on this Danby unit adjusts the fan speed and louver angle based on the ambient temperature to prevent cold air drafts while in heating mode.
Q: What is the lowest temperature this Danby unit can operate in?
A: This Danby mini-split AC unit can operate in temperatures as low as 5 degrees Fahrenheit or -15 degrees Celsius.
Q: Does this Danby AC unit have a timer?
A: Yes, the Danby mini-split AC unit does include a timer feature.
Q: Are you able to install this yourself..? And does it come with the hoses for the installation
A: Hello, thank you for your inquiry. The model DAS170GBHWDB should be installed by a certified HVAC technician. It is not a self-install unit, and it comes with all the accessories required for the installation. Regards, Apratim
A: Hi Matt, Thanks for your inquiry! The discrepancy arises because the "Low Temp Operation" feature refers to the heat pump's capability to operate down to -15°C (5°F) under ideal conditions. However, the recommended operating range in the Owner's Manual (above -7°C/19°F) reflects the temperature range where the unit performs most efficiently and reliably for heating. Regards, Jog