With SEER Ratings as high as 15, the Senville Leto surpasses many of the top name brands when it comes to efficiency. Enjoy the benefit of a cool climate controlled room, with a simple and easy to install air conditioner. Additionally, the 12000BTU Senville Leto offers you one of the quietest split air conditioning systems on the market, with minimal audible noise, ensuring the most comfortable overall experience. Inverter Technology Air ConditionerSenville has long manufactured their air conditioners with an emphasis on energy efficiency and affordability. Technology like its inverter compressor, results in drastic reduction of energy usage, ultimately making it one of the most efficient systems with Inverter Technology. It's technology like this that helps the ductless system to reach such high SEER ratings. Opt for a split system with Inverter Technology to ensure that you are minimizing your energy costs. All Senville models are backed by a comprehensive 5 year warranty designed to protect your purchase.

All warranty claims are processed by the North American Headquarters of Senville, ensuring the highest levels of customer support and satisfaction. This 5 year warranty offers coverage on the compressor and a 1 year warranty on other parts. You can rest assured knowing that your purchase will be protected for up to 5 years, and we know that we are providing you with the highest quality product available. Senville air conditioners include a complimentary installation kit, designed to ease installation as well as minimize installation costs. These units come pre-charged with R410A refrigerant and include the necessary piping for installation and hook up. Many inferior split units, may not include these parts, which eventually adds to your costs. Our Senville models come equipped and ready for installation from the moment your arrive at your door, with minimal additional cost.404 Page Not Found The page you requested was not found. Explain: Why do so many people get so angry about politics?

Is there anything that hasn’t already been said? What’s a good number of friends to have? How often should you buy a new mattress? How long should you wait before tying the knot with someone?By far the most cost effective method to cool your tent is by building your own DIY Tent Air Conditioner (evaporative cooler). For under  $100 and less than 2 hours of work you will have a great tool to cool your tent. You can scale the cooler to any size to suit your needs but the basic construction stays the same. The 5 gallon version is the easiest to make but no need to stick to this size. What you will need: Fill the bucket with about 1.5 to 2 gallons of water and mark the water level. Drill holes in the bucket above the waterline, I used a 2.5 inch drill bit. The more holes the better but make sure it does not weaken the structure to the point where it is too unstable. Fit the cooling pads. You can use the this organic pad (Aspen) or this synthetic (Duracool)

I found the Duracool one is easer to cut. Cut the first pad 33.5”x13” and glue the ends together with some bathroom sealant (or stitch it if you want). Cut the second pad to 24”x13”. Roll it tight and insert it inside the other one (no need to seam this one.) Use some 3/8” tubing (depending on the size of you pump) with a T-connector and spike some holes every 1-2 inches apart for uniform dripping.Any submersible pump will do, just make sure it is 12v.2002 ford focus ac compressor removalYou do not need a very strong pump, all it needs to do is feed enough water over the pads to keep it moist. trane packaged ac unitsThe less power it uses the better, I used this one. aon ac unitConnect the hose and test. Make sure that when you close the lid on the bucket it seals the hose against the lid so that no air can be sucked over the top, bypass the pads and hence no cooling.

Install the fan (12V). You can use a PC fan or something stronger depending how much air you want to move. Remember the stronger the fan the more power it will use, if you are going to run it from your car the bigger the fan the better.  I like the idea of having the fan under the lid so you can use ducting on the top. Duct the air to your liking. The cooler will have to be outside the tent for maximum cooling effect so a septic line glued to the top of the lid and then some AC ducting to your tent entrance. This swamp cooler uses minimal water, adding a litre of water every couple of hours will be fine. You can expect about 2 days of continuous running on a car battery but adding a solar panel will charge it enough so that power is not an issue. I spliced the pump and fan into this 12v car connector and run it straight of my car. Here is a link to a different way to make the evaporative cooler: How to Install Underfloor Insulation Batts Insulating your home can save you money and energy.