“Is this 6000. btu Energy star rated like it says it is on front of AC FRIGIDAIRE ITSELF AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN WILL MY AC BILL BE LESS $Costly.”

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• You will save only the amount on the yellow tag, and that is yearly.

  Answered by LadyM 9 years ago

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• Yes it has several settings to manage the electrical usuage.

  Answered by Alexis 9 years ago

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• The way it saves energy is, that once it reaches the temperature for a few minutes that you set. It will go into standby mode. In other words it shuts off. Then when it gets a few degrees hotter than your setting it will turn back on.

  Answered by alphanate 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Dave 9 years ago

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• Someone ELSE asked this and it was stated from comp. rep. that this model is NOT 'EnergyStar rated',or not APPROVED under the E.S. standards; but WHY it is not, they did not specify. It COULD be that the model has a LOWER EER (Energy Efficiency Rating) than that of other similar models, making it- well.... less efficient and therefore less 'green'. The LOWER the EER, the HIGHER energy costs would be over time. But it IS quite a valid Q. in these days of global warming and energy conservation.

  Answered by coolbreeze 9 years ago

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