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Friedrich CP15G10 15000 btu - 115 volt - 10.7 EER Chill series room air conditioner
Friedrich CP15G10 15000 btu - 115 volt - 10.7 EER Chill series room air conditioner
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #211025 in Home
- Color: White
- Brand: Friedrich
- Model: CP15G10
- Dimensions: 17.50" h x 26.00" w x 27.63" l, 134.00 pounds
Features
- ENERGY STAR® qualified 15000 Btu Chill room air conditioner installs in a window or through walls up to 9" deep and conditions rooms up to approximately 700 sq ft.
- Fresh, new look in Designer White
- 24-hour timer lets you program on & off times
- Auto air sweep for more even cooling throughout the room
- Money Saver®saves money by operating the fan only when cooling
- ENERGY STAR® qualified 15000 Btu Chill room air conditioner installs in a window or through walls up to 9" deep and conditions rooms up to approximately 700 sq ft.
- Fresh, new look in Designer White
- 24-hour timer lets you program on & off times
- Auto air sweep for more even cooling throughout the room
- Money Saver®saves money by operating the fan only when cooling
Product Description
15000 Btu115v room air conditioner. ENERGY STAR® qualified. Chill’s design is cool, sleek in designer white. And it’s lighter weight so it’s easier to lift and install. Programmable Timer A 24-hour programmable timer lets you preset an on and an off time. Auto Air Sweep Swings louvers left to right for more even air distribution throughout the room. Energy Management The Money Saver setting turns the fan off with the compressor to use less energy. Comfort Three cooling speeds plus a fan only setting. Safety & Security EntryGard anti-intrusion protection protects against kick-in intrusion. Filtration Washable antibacterial air filter.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
So far so good
By Arakashi
We bought this ac for our open living room. We probably could have gone with the 12000 btu version but didn't want to be maxing out the unit all the time. Our room is only 23 x 13, but there is no door so no way to cool only this area (and the room also gets very bright sun all day). The unit is very quiet. We bought an 8000 kuhl series unit for the bedroom and frankly think this one might be quieter (and the 8000 was the same price as this one). We had it professionally installed since it is really a beast, and bought a heavy duty universal bracket for it and feel that it's in our double hung NYC window very securely.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Best 115 volt unit I have seen!
By Kenneth Everett Couch
I had a dedicated 115 volt receptacle and wanted a unit that could use it. I was surprised how quiet it is and how quick and efficiently it cools. I like the oscillating vanes. My smaller unit in my bedroom was rated high but is louder then this unit. I have already showed it off to some close friends. They are considering purchasing this unit.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Not as good as the old model.
By Sid V
I got this as a replacement for the CP15F10 that died on me after 2 years. Good news is the old unit was under a service contract. Bad news is that it could not be fixed and I needed to get a new one for free. How is that bad news? Well, first Friedrich changed the sleeve ever so slightly. So, I needed to pull the old sleeve out of the wall - major project - cant just slide the new one in. Next, the CP15G10 is now made in China; it gave off that smell of cheap Chinese plastic when installed. Although the smell went away pretty quickly, the plastic is still cheap Chinese plastic; HELLO Friedrich, some of us can discern cheap Chinese plastic. This unit is also a bit louder than the older unit (that I think was made in Mexico). Also, the louvers do not point up high enough, so you get blasted with cold air when you walk by. And lastly, while old and new units are rated at 10.7 EER, when comparing the yellow EPA stickers, the old model had a very, very slightly better operating cost. I'm splitting hairs here, but why should the efficiency be going in the wrong direction?I have a feeling this one will not last. I hear Frididaire's are pretty good - and much cheaper. Next time???
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