Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this air conditioner have a heating function?

• A:Answer Yes, it includes a 7,000 BTU heat pump for supplemental heating.

Q: QuestionHow does the inverter technology work in this unit?

• A:Answer The inverter technology controls the motor speed to provide only the necessary power to maintain the desired room temperature, eliminating wasted operation.

Q: QuestionHow is the filter maintained?

• A:Answer The unit has a washable filter, and a check filter alert notifies you when it needs cleaning.

Q: QuestionWhat is the dehumidification capacity of this air conditioner?

• A:Answer It dehumidifies up to 1.1 pints per hour.

Q: QuestionIs this air conditioner easy to install?

• A:Answer Yes, it is designed for easy installation in windows 14.5 inches tall and 24 to 38.5 inches wide.

Q: QuestionDoes the air conditioner have a remote control?

• A:Answer Yes, a remote is included for controlling the unit from across the room.

Q: Question110v or 220v? Seems like that's the kind of thing that people shouldn't have to ask, like it should automatically be included somewhere in the specs.

Asked 2 years ago by Eric.

• A:Answer 115 volt

  Answered 2 years ago by StoshVerified Purchase

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Q: Questiondoes this unit have a HEAT STRIP or HEAT PUMP or BOTH or what to provide the heat

Asked 2 years ago by BJ.

• A:Answer This Inverter Air Conditioner creates heat by not by using an electrical heating element, but by running in reverse cycle as a Heat Pump. So it IS a Heat Pump, but to keep things simple for the public, they describe it as an AC with heat. It is one of the first Heat Pump window units widely available. As a Heat Pump, it is about 2.5x or more efficient in heating a room as a heater that uses electric elements. One HUGE catch is that this unit will not heat if the outside air temperature is less than 41 degrees F. This limits its usefulness to states in the very southern US where temperatures never approach freezing. More window heat pumps useful in really cold weather should be along within the next year or so.

  Answered 2 years ago by HeatPumpGuy

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Q: QuestionDo the heater go on low,med and high

Asked 2 years ago by Pattycake.

• A:Answer Fan speed based on your choice of temperature. If you set it for 80 degrees, it will blow high speed.

  Answered 2 years ago by StoshVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan this be installed as a through-the-wall unit? Is there a compatible sleeve?

Asked 2 years ago by Z.

• A:Answer Don't know if a sleeve is available, but the vents under unit are too far back toward middle to be effective in a through-the-wall application.

  Answered 2 years ago by StoshVerified Purchase

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