Does this air conditioner need to be drained or does it have No-drip technology automatically recycles condensation within the unit, helping to prevent any type of leaks? null

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TyTy28 · Accepted Answer

I believe the unit is self evaporative but it will still accumulate some water in the holding tank which you will need to manually empty every so often. It also has a separate drain plug for when you run it in dry / dehumidify mode and it comes with a tube that you can connect to empty it into a bucket or drain.

Answered by TyTy28 5 years ago

JimV · Answer

While the manual doesn't specifically say, mine has been running 24/7 for the last month,
and when I opened the drain plug, only a very small amount of water came out, so I think
it is using most of it to cool the compressor, although high humidity locations might need
to be drained more often.

“Does this air conditioner need to be drained or does it have No-drip technology automatically recycles condensation within the unit, helping to prevent any type of leaks?”

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