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DeLonghi PACN120E Pinguino N Series 12,000 BTU Air-to-Air Portable Air Conditioner with Remote Control (115 volts)
DeLonghi PACN120E Pinguino N Series 12,000 BTU Air-to-Air Portable Air Conditioner with Remote Control (115 volts)
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #294558 in Home
- Color: Gray
- Brand: DeLonghi
- Model: PACN120E
- Released on: 2012-04-01
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 29.40" h x 15.20" w x 17.80" l, 70.00 pounds
Features
- Cools rooms up to 550 square feet
- Slow power consumption saves energy
- R410A refrigerant
- Quiet operation due to high efficiency compressor and components
- Exclusive condensate recirculation system recycles the condensation within the machine for dripless, bucketless operation
- Cools rooms up to 550 square feet
- Slow power consumption saves energy
- R410A refrigerant
- Quiet operation due to high efficiency compressor and components
- Exclusive condensate recirculation system recycles the condensation within the machine for dripless, bucketless operation
Product Description
The DeLonghi PACN120E Pinguino N Series 12,000 BTU Air-to-Air Portable Air Conditioner offers maximum energy savings and comfort for rooms up to 550 square feet. Its silent operation and slow power consumption refreshes, dehumidifies and purifies the air. The easy-to-use Electronic Climate Control (ECC) panel includes a 24-hour digital timer and digital thermostat. The intelligent remote control allows you to operate the ECC from across the room. The exclusive Condensate Recirculation system recycles the condensation within the machine for dripless, bucketless operation. Additional features include separate dehumidifying function, separate fan function and R410A refrigerant. This unit is easily portable with durable castor wheels and side-carry handles so you can use it where you need it, when you need it. The easy 5-minute set up requires no tools (window bracket and exhaust hose are included).
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28 of 31 people found the following review helpful.
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By M. Lewis
Bought locally (though I normally love Amazon). I have a 20x20 garage, 400 sq feet. This portable A/C is cooling the garage nicely. Initially, just testing it, I vented it through a hole I made in the concrete block wall. It didn't seem to be cooling very well. Some of the heat from the vent hose was not making it out the new hole, but escaping into my garage. I didin't want to put much effort into the hole until I felt like this A/C would be worth my time. I fretted, and considered it. Then I decided to go ahead and make a proper whole, sealed, with the dryer-vent-flap on the outside of the garage - now no hot air is escaping from the vent into the garage - all the hot air is going outside - professional looking job I think. Whalla. I like this A/C. You have to wrap insulation around the vent hose since it gets hot and will just radiate that heat into your room. We have an insullated ceiling and an insulated garage door. Hot southern USA. We use our garage sometimes for crafting and similar activities... this A/C will do nicely. Yes, I've only had it for 24 hours, but... happy
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
Does the job
By C2
I purchased this unit through Amazon several months ago, and am glad I did. No more suffering through the intense summer heat in a one bedroom, non air conditioned apartment.The unit itself is relatively easy to set up. As my unit was shipped via Fed-ex, I had to initially let it sit upright, non-operating, for a day in order for the refrigerant fluid to settle and prevent damage. Other than that, you simply plug in the unit, connect the collapsible vent hose from the unit to the window (via window adapter), and turn it on. It takes less than 5 minutes to cool my living room to my preferred comfort temperature (about 75 degrees inside while high 80's/90's outside).In over 2 months of use, I opened the drain plug only once, and there were only a few small drips of liquid that came out. The evaporate cooling technology worked great for me, and those who have had issues with leaks in the Pinguino models must have had defective units.Regardless of what unit you buy, don't settle for anything less than 12,000 BTU's for a portable AC. 14,000 BTU's would be better for larger rooms and houses.I do have a few issues with this unit. One, as Pflorky mentions, is that the vent only blows air upwards at an angle. It would have been nice to be able to change the direction of air flow. The second is that the unit can be a bit noisy, necessitating raising the volume of the television by several points. I don't think it's so loud that it will make you deaf, but it can be noticeable. This is a minor quibble, as I would rather be cool and comfortable than suffering and miserable from the heat.Last, depending on the style and size of your window you choose to vent from, you may need to 'jury rig' something to properly vent the unit. I have a sliding style window in the living room (side to side), and the opening is nearly 5 feet from top to bottom. The window adapter that came with the unit was too short to completely fill in the gap, so I used some boarding and tape to seal off any openings.Overall I am very happy that I purchased this unit.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.Needs a pan under it as it is not house broken~
By California Native
My experience with this unit it that it is a bit noisy but cools and dehumidifies VERY well. It was a good purchase and helps supplement my inadequate central AC during the crazy Chicago heat waves. HOWEVER.... I have had to get creative and sit it in a pan intended to go under a water heater or shwer... as it leaks much of the water/ vapor that is formed when it works hard. Typically the 4x4 foot pan ends up with about 3/8 of an inch of water in it. If I could get help knowing what size fitting is required to attach a hose I'd just put it in the window... but this was an emergency measure as my hardwood floor was under attack...Overall I'd give this an A- as it cools better than my more expensive SHARP... but the SHARP has features this one doesn't have and is not "having accidents".
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