Search with similar keywords: haier air conditioning units hair pins hair bun hair spray hot hairAir Conditioner has become common home appliance that most of us have. Earth that become hotter every year has forced us to have at least one air cooling unit in our house. There are two major air cooling devices available in the market today, which are air cooler and air conditioner. Air Conditioner can also be divided based on their model and functionality into 4 groups, window, split, central, and the last is portable air conditioner that we are going to discuss here. As I mention before, those 4 are grouped by the functionality. So, what can you expect from portable air conditioner? As the name, this model is focused to be movable from room to room. Unlike common air conditioner that has fixed position, this device is equipped with castor wheels, so you can easily push it to the place you need to be cooled. This cooling device don’t need outer compressor because the compressor is already inside the unit itself.

It is very useful device for those that live in an apartment or a place that can’t set the compressor outside the room. When you held a party in a big room, you can also make it as an extra backup AC beside window/split AC you’ve already set. More people come to your party will make your room hotter, that’s why more people in the room means more cooling capacity you need to prepare. In this condition, portable air conditioner will be really useful. I have mentioned that this device has already had compressor inside it. This compressor works to convert air into cool air by using refrigerant like others AC. This process will exhaust hot air as the residue. This is the reason why Window / Split AC has a compressor that must be placed outside the room. In portable AC, this hot air must be throwed out through hose pipe that connect to the window or ceiling. If it’s not exhausted to outside, the device will spread out hot and cool air together. Don’t worry, the process of setting it up will only  take 10-20 mins of your time.

Follow the video instruction provided by Haier below So, what size portable air conditioner do I need? Every air conditioner has their own cooling capacity that will be measured by BTU. free standing ac unit @ walmartThe bigger the BTU means the device is made to cool bigger room size. home ac repair wilmington ncBe careful, you need to carefully choose the correct size for your need. furnace blower motor wrong directionIf your device have too big BTU than your room size, the AC will cycle off too quickly and leave the air with an excess humidity.  It also will cost more electricity than you ever need. On the other hand, having smaller BTU, will force the device to work hard while still not adequately cool your room.

This is a little math to help you determine correct BTU size for your room (Area x H x I x E) / 60 = BTU size Area ( in square feet) = width x length for a rectangle room. If your room is in custom shape, you can measure the area size using math formula to determine Area size. In example, you can measure right triangle by this formula: width x length /2 H (in feet)= Height of the room I = 10 – 16, based on how good the insulation of the room. Well insulated room means lower number; while, not insulated room (in example: in the top floor, facing directly to the sun) will have the highest number 16. E = score 16, if the longest wall that face outside of the house is facing north score 17, if the longest wall that face outside of the house is facing east score 18, if the longest wall that face outside of the house is facing south score 20, if the longest wall that face outside of the house is facing west (this calculation is based on tropical climate; if the room you want to cool is in the lower floor, without any wall facing directly to the outside you can use 16 as the score)

You live in tropical states such as Arizona, Nevada, California, Texas, Florida, and want to cool your lower floor that has 10 feet width, 20 feet length, 10 feet height, with a longest wall facing east. We can calculate your estimated BTU size by this = (W 10 x L 20 x H 10 x I 12 x E 17) / 60 =  6800. Well, now you can start looking for 7000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner. Note: This calculation is a bit different than what energystar.gov mention. This calculation is custom made by me, because I found that many of portable air conditioner buyers are disappointed by buying not adequately BTU size, based on what energystar has mentioned in their site. I assume that their calculation are based on very well insulated room, or low ceiling room. Although my calculation may not perfect, but I am sure it will help a lot of people to choose correct BTU size for them. Best AC Portable for Big Room up to 500 sq.ft delivers a wide range of smart home experiences that enables an unmatched understanding of people and their unique lifestyles.

Cooler Than Any Other Introducing the turbo cooling Refrigerator Series with 5 way cooling system for an unbeatable performance. Complete DC Inverter AC Haier's DC Inverter AC with it's A-PAM Technology cools the room 50% faster than other air conditioners. Due to its European Standard.. Haier makes your world exciting so that when you come back from a hectic day, you feel right at home with comfort and luxury. Haier the World's No.1 major appliances brand promises to deliver the best of innovation because life is an inspiration.If you want to keep cool without running an expensive portable air conditioner, get an economical ventless evaporative (swamp) cooler and save money now on running costs. If you just found this page, you’re in for some interesting reading, as this is the focus of this website. Staying cool in hot weather indoors is not just a convenience, it’s a necessity in certain climates! In the past, the only effective way to chill the interior atmosphere to make it comfortable enough to live in was to employ a power hungry heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) monster.

It cost a fortune to operate but provided the much needed respite from the searing heat outside. Ordinary fans are OK but they only push hot air around the room, they don’t actually chill it in any way. You feel cooler in the breeze they create because the moving air evaporates the sweat on your skin, creating a drop in temperature as the sweat is evaporated. Swamp coolers work in a similar way, with the big difference that they pass moving air through a moist membrane, evaporating the moisture. That creates cold air that really does reduce the ambient temperature in a room; in some cases by as much as 30 degrees! The amazing thing about this type of air cooling solution is that it does it extremely cheaply when compared to regular air conditioners, either portable or fixed installations. The running costs are so much lower thanks to there being no motorized air chilling, compressor refrigerant system (and the power needed to run it) as with regular aircon. And the other big attraction of swamp coolers is there’s no need to vent to the outside!

So here we have an extremely economical, highly portable and ventless air cooling solution that is powerful, quiet to run and environmentally friendly. As long as you have low humidity levels where you live or work, you can enjoy the benefits of this type of climate control solution for those months of the year that get really hot and you need to be comfortable! Perhaps you’re considering getting one of these amazing mobile ductless room coolers for yourself but you’re not sure which might be the best model for your needs. Click: See it at Amazon There are many different models from several different manufacturers, so when faced with a choice it can get tough to know which will suit your individual circumstances the best. My top pick for 2016 is the Honeywell CS10XE pictured right. It’s a low cost model to buy (you can get one online from Amazon today by clicking the image), super economical to run and still has a high output that can cool a room of up to 175 sq ft by 25 degrees or more.

It’s 21 pint tank is big enough to keep the unit running for several hours before needing a refill. Yet its light enough to make it extremely portable and easy to wheel around from room to room. Remember, this amazing cooler does NOT need an exhaust hose to vent hot air because it doesn’t produce any hot air. It’s exactly what you wanted when you found this page! In fact, that’s where this site can really help you. I have included several individual product reviews as well as comparison articles so you can see which model has the best benefits you’re most interested in. Add to that the kind of power output you will need and then average costs for purchase and running. There is a lot here but that’s exactly what you need to make an informed decision on which is the best one for you. By way of a spoiler, I’m also listing my next three top swamp cooler models that are best for general use in regular size rooms or outdoors. You can click the image of the cooler you like best if you want to visit the page where you can buy it:

Despite what you have already read here, you may be surprised to know that there are many people that will ask, “Can you really have such a device that will keep you cool but doesn’t need a ventilation hose to vent hot exhaust air to the outside of the house?” And if those people had been reading this page, their question would already have been answered! But even so, it can be a little difficult to really understand this if they’ve been accustomed to using a regular aircon device that did have an exhaust vent. Let’s talk about this a little. You already know that in order for a refrigeration device (which is essentially what a portable aircon unit is) to produce chilled output, it must generate a similar amount of heated output from the heat exchange process. You can’t have one without the other! That heated output cannot be allowed to disperse in the room you want to occupy or it will increase the temperature, not reduce it–which is your aim. So it must be forced outside of the room (preferably outside of the building altogether) and that’s what the exhaust vent is for.

That flexible corrugated plastic pipe is a nuisance at best because it has to be fitted to an installed outlet in the wall or as is more often the case, dangled out a convenient slightly open window. The latter case is not ideal as some of the heat will re-enter the room through that window opening, but the net effect is a cooler room so the occupant is happy enough with the system. Then you have the alternative in the free standing evaporative or swamp cooler that does away with the need for a refrigeration heat exchange process altogether and relies on nature’s own temperature control process: cooling by evaporation. This simplified process means there is no heat exchange and therefore no heated output from the device, only cold output as long as the humidity level in the room is sufficiently low (below 50% is optimum). Where conditions are ideal (and you want to compare evap cooler vs air conditioner), the truth is that a swamp cooler can perform equally well when competing against an AC unit while doing so using considerably less power.

In fact, the only real power usage is that of the fan and some ancillary power for the timer and any other “controls” that may be featured on the unit. The typical power usage is often below 100 watts of electricity. Compare this to the considerable power requirements of an AC compressor and heat exchange engine which runs into the kilowatts range and you can quickly see how much more economical the swamp cooler is when set up against a comparable AC in terms of temperature chilling capacity. The purchase cost is another factor that sways heavily in favor of the lower energy consuming device, with comparable units costing well over half that of their more power hungry alternatives. I quite understand that there are a lot of people living in areas that have high humidity and simply cannot take advantage of the low energy evap cooler to keep them comfortable during summer’s hot, sticky weather. In this situation, a free standing AC unit is probably the only way to beat the heat effectively.

If making do with a vent trailing out a suitable window means getting through the summer in relative comfort, then so be it! So as not to leave such a large percentage of the population wondering which free standing air conditioner is best for them, I’ve included these models which are highly rated and big sellers at online stores such as Amazon this year. Take a look for yourself by clicking the image or link below it: Note: The three AC units above must be vented to the outside via a flexible exhaust duct supplied with the unit. These examples have been included for those who live in climates with high summer humidity levels where swamp (evaporating) models will not work as effectively. There are many very good reasons to opt for a low power, high output climate cooling evaporative device over a regular portable or fixed AC or HVAC system as long as the local climate will sustain it with low enough humidity levels during the hot season to make it viable. If cost, environmental factors and sheer portability are benefits that fit with your own ethos, then this is the choice you should be making to keep you and your family cool during the hot summer months.