Will this work with a window AC? null

Yes it would, it’s well within spec. For automatic control, though, make sure you get one with “manual” or mechanical controls so that it comes on automatically.

Depends, but probably no. These are rated for 15 amps max.

No it is not recommended to use a smart plug with an AC unit. This is because even though it may be within the operating specs of the plug AC units can and often spike above tolerances, especially when being turned on. 1800W @120V~ 15 A General Use / Resistive Load

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Yes it would, it’s well within spec. For automatic control, though, make sure you get one with “manual” or mechanical controls so that it comes on automatically.
Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago
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Depends, but probably no. These are rated for 15 amps max.
Answered by NeatEstablishment 2 years ago
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No it is not recommended to use a smart plug with an AC unit. This is because even though it may be within the operating specs of the plug AC units can and often spike above tolerances, especially when being turned on. 1800W @120V~ 15 A General Use / Resistive Load
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