Air Conditioner Btu 2 Unit

A Powerful machine that includes a 8,000 BTU portable air conditioner, 50 pint dehumidifier, and 3-speed fan. Features evaporative technology that reduces moisture and limits emptying a bucket, a programmable digital thermostat, easy-to-read multi-color display, 24-hour timer, remote control and on-board control panel that operates all functions. Heavy duty casters for maximum portability, and window kit with exhaust hoses are also included. Output of 115V (60 Hz), 950 Watts and 8.5 Amps, with measurements of 13 (W) by 22.1 (D) by 24.9 (H) inches and weighs 68 pounds. Includes a 1-year limited warranty.

Amazon Sales Rank: #267815 in Home Color: White/Blue Brand: Soleus Air Model: PE2-08R-62 Dimensions: 29.00" h x 15.30" w x 27.50" l, 8,000 BTU portable air conditioner 50 pint dehumidifier, and 3-speed fan in 1 Evaporative technology reduces moisture and limits emptying a bucket Programmable digital thermostat Remote control

Most helpful customer reviews 56 of 64 people found the following review helpful. 2 months of use By just somebody ordinary I cannot get a window unit due to my window size, and this unit came with a window kit that fit my windows. It worked absolutely perfect for 2 months. Then, on a particularly hot day, the bucket filled up with water and the unit shut off. I drained all the water, which is an absolute pain in the rear to do due to the drain being less than half an inch off the floor. The unit leaks water like a faucet ever since, all over the floor. There is really no effective way to use it anymore. I ordered a different brand that doesn't have water leakage issues. I should have listened to all the reviews I read. I practically paid several hundred dollars for a few months use. What a waste. The unit cools great, but what good is that with water all over your carpet? Stay away from this product. UPDATE: The unit only leaks when moved. If the water reservoir fills up, and must be drained, the unit must be moved to do so because the drain plug is literally right on the floor and there is no pan or container you can get under it. The reservoir will fill eventually, the unit will have to be drained, will have to be moved, will leak. Once all the water leaks out that is going to leak the unit works great until its time to drain again. Like I said, it took 2 months before I had to drain, but this process was a major PIA. I would avoid this unit, but I still gave in another star because it does not leak except during the drainage process. 43 of 49 people found the following review helpful. Great compact air conditioner By Rahul Biswas The best air conditioners are large central units that connect to a whole building HVAC. Since you're reading this review, it's likely that a central unit isn't a possibility for you like it wasn't for me. If you can put in a window unit, that is your next best bet but if that is not practical, you've got to go portable. You could get a nice fan or an air cooler but that's like taking the bus instead of driving. It's really not the same. I have two portable air conditioners and both are made by Soleus. This is one of them and the other one is a 14,000 BTU unit. This one cools a 166 sq ft room that only needs to be cooled ten to fifteen degrees and it's more than powerful enough for that. It can bring the temperature down in fifteen minutes or so. Portable air conditioners, until fans, need to have an unsightly and awkward tube connected to the window. These tubes are inevitable flimsy and don't fit well. They seem unacceptable unless the only alternate solution is to suffer in the heat and then suddenly they don't seem bad. Soleus is perhaps the best portable air conditioner manufacturer. I haven't ever had a non-Soleus unit but I've heard horror stories about others. I've heard bad things about these too but I haven't had anything bad happen. This is probably the smallest and cheapest good unit on the market so if 8000 BTU is enough for you, this is an excellent bet. 24 of 26 people found the following review helpful. A solid product . . . By buddyfoureyes . . . if you're mindful of one limitation: it condenses lots of moisture into a limited capacity container, and will need to be emptied or drained. It's built low to the ground, so I put it up on a little platform and attached the short included plastic hose to the drain port and put a container under it to catch the "drip" (which when it is very hot and humid is really a "stream"!). Recognizing that limitation (discussed in previous reviews), I've avoided any problems and have been quite pleased with the product. It cools well and in my limited basement space where it is used, it does fine. See all 12 customer reviews...