Shop Window AC Units Window Air Conditioners are the best way to stay cool during summer. Plus, window air conditioner units are the perfect option for apartments and homes without central air. They are quite handy in certain areas of the country that only need them for a short time each year. Window air conditioners can be installed when temperatures outside rise, and easily removed once weather cools off. When choosing the right window AC units, it's necessary to focus on how large the rooms being cooled are. Larger rooms typically need a unit that offers a higher amount of BTU's, whereas smaller rooms require less. Also, the best window AC units double as heaters. Abt offers a wide variety of window AC units from top brands like Frigidaire and GE. For more information on choosing the correct window air conditioner for your home, check out our Air Conditioner Buying Guide. We also encourage you to contact one of our air conditioner specialists at 888-228-5800 to ensure electrical requirement compatibility.

Price ($ to $$$) Price ($$$ to $) Abt carries Window Air Conditioners to help keep you cool throughout those hot summer months! It is a common misconception that window air conditioner units are weak or even an under-powered replacement for central air. While no single window air conditioner can match the power of a central air conditioner, the truth is that they come in a variety of sizes as well as price points. At the low end, the most inexpensive window AC unit will only have the power to cool a dorm room or small bedroom. 2002 honda civic ac compressor not turning onHowever, as the power increases, the best window air conditioners will be able to comfortably cool large rooms or even multiple rooms.3000 btu window air conditionerLG 11,500 BTU 115V Through-the-Wall Air Conditioner with Remote Control4 ton ac unit 13 seer

The LG 11,500 BTU 115V Through-the-Wall Air ConditBased on breakthrough engineering technology, the MovinCool CM25 ceiling-mounted air conditioner offers a combination of features and benefits simply unavailable elsewhere on the market today. Unlike a traditional fan coil unit, the MovinCool CM25 offers a totally self-contained unit that is perfect for small rooms and tight spaces. The CM25 provides dedicated air conditioning to conference rooms and other spaces in need of cooling. It offers a high sensible cooling capacity, plus a 14 SEER rating, made possible by an energy-saving, variable-speed inverter compressor and inverter fan motors. And unlike fan coil units, MovinCool CM25 systems offer easy installation. The CM25 comes standard with a state-of-the-art, wall-mounted controller that offers advanced communications, monitoring, self-diagnostic and troubleshooting capabilities. Besides the unit's 14 SEER rating, additional green features include R-410A refrigerant and RoHS compliance.

The CM25 is only 20" high, so it can fit in tight spaces easier than units using fan coils. A built-in mounting bracket, along with built-in flanges and vibration isolators, allows easy installation above a drop ceiling, using standard, off-the-shelf hardware. Its unique self-contained design also eliminates the need for refrigerant connections, further reducing installation costs.Comfort-Aire 6000 BTU Window Air Conditioner The Comfort-Aire RADS-61P Window Air Conditioner offers 5 operating modes, an energy-efficient design, and endless features. With 6,000 BTUs of cooling power, this Energy Star-rated window AC is ideal for cooling spaces between 150 and 250 square feet. Comfort-Aire 12000 BTU Window Air Conditioner The Comfort-Aire RADS-121P Window Air Conditioner is Energy Star rated with a 10.8 energy efficiency ratio (EER). With 12,000 BTUs of cooling power, this versatile model is best for cooling spaces up to 550 square feet. Comfort-Aire 12000 BTU Window AC with Electric Heat

The Comfort-Aire REG-123M Window Air Conditioner with Electric Heat provides year-round room comfort with its ability to cool, heat, dehumidify, and act as a fan. This 12,000 BTU air conditioner is ideal for spaces up to 500 square feet and has an energy-efficiency ratio (EER) of 9.8. Comfort-Aire 17800 BTU Window AC with Heat Pump The Comfort-Aire RAH-183M Window Air Conditioner with Heat Pump provides versatile room comfort all year for areas up to 1,000 square feet. This Comfort-Aire model cools, heats, and dehumidifies while offering an energy-efficiency ratio (EER) of 9.0. Comfort-Aire 18500 BTU Window AC with Electric Heat The Comfort-Aire REG-183M Window Air Conditioner with Electric Heat is a powerful and versatile window AC with multiple operating modes. It offers 18,500 BTUs of cooling power and 16,000 BTUs of heating power to keep areas up to 1,000 square feet comfortable all year. Out of Stock & Discontinued Products Comfort-Aire 8000 BTU Window Air Conditioner

Comfort-Aire 18000 BTU Window Air Conditioner Comfort-Aire 25000 BTU Window AC with Electric Heat View All Window Air Conditioners »Air Conditioning • Comfort Pro • HVAC Cooling off in the summer and early fall is a constant thought. No matter what your plans are for the day, you must figure out a way to stay cool to avoid heat strokes, sunburns, and other nasty problems that can occur. We want our neighbors to stay comfortable year-round. One of the primary concerns in terms of cooling a home is the cost. Heating and air conditioning accounted for 47.7% of the average U.S. household’s energy bill in 2009. In more recent years, electronic devices are taking over as the majority, but the cost of heating and cooling is continuing to rise as oil prices rise. Air Conditioning Unit Energy Consumption Air conditioning (AC) units are constantly running through the hot seasons to keep your home and offices cool. So just how much energy does it take to keep your home cool?

Well, let’s take a look at the big picture first. The average U.S. household consumes about 700kW of energy each year, according to the . Keep in mind this energy is spread across the seasons, not the seasons. Now let’s jump into the specifics for AC consumption. In reality, there is no guaranteed number. You’ll just have to look at the specifications for your unit, specifically. The energy usage per unit truly varies a lot; however, we can give average estimates and examples of popular units that are installed. Here are some specifics: As the sizes of central ACs vary, the wattage will vary. The more tons you have, the more usage you’ll use. The 3500W average estimate is based on averages from 2.5 ton units. If you’re interested in installing a 2.5 ton unit, or already have one installed, then you’ll use anywhere between 3200W-3800W. What Does “Large” or “Medium” Mean, Specifically? The real difference between small, medium, and large window units is the BTU.

If you notice, when purchasing an AC they give you the square footage covered, which is based directly off of the BTU. Here are some estimates on large, medium, and small units in terms of their BTU for your reference: These numbers are all variants, as there are smaller units that go down to 3000 BTU and sometimes even lower. In fact, there are some window units that use up to 25000 BTU. These units use about 2600 Watts of energy to run. Central AC units can use a whole lot more than 3500 Watts of energy, but they can also use a whole lot less. It all depends on how efficiently you manage the system. Some of the factors affecting the energy usage of all air conditioners, which prevent specific estimations, include: What’s it going to Cost Me? Cooling your home can be costly if you don’t pay think it through. The cost to run an AC unit depends on the size of the unit, as well as the factors listed above. However, the average costs for each size unit can be found below: