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Portable Air Conditioners Buying Guide

Our buying guide will explain which type of portable air conditioner would suit you most, how much you can expect to pay for one, and which features are worth looking out for.



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    Hate Dell

    Hate Dell

    • 17 reviews

    Good small unit

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    Good unit, does the work during those hot days without spending a lot. Has timer option which is really helpful to save surprises from huge electricity bills. Sound is a big negative side of this unit. Once you get use to then the unit is awesome. I have been using it for over 2 years.

    Date PurchasedNov 2015
    1 comment
    Omega Altise
    Alexis P.Omega Altise

    Thanks for the review its great to hear that your unit is working so well for you. We will pass your positive feedback on to our Marketing department.

    Teddy

    TeddySouth East Queensland, QLD

    • 2 reviews

    Best portable aircon for the money!

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    This is the "big brother" to oapc1413w, which I have also reviewed. Simply put, this is a more powerful unit for a larger bedroom. It can get the room down to refrigeration level in as little as 10 minutes, that's pretty spectacular for a portable unit! If you rent, and are unable to cut a hole in the wall to install a split system, then this is the unit for you. I am very happy with this aircon and Omega Altise as company.



    Questions & Answers

    John RH

    John RHasked

    Does this unit require you to drain the condensate from a tank in cooling mode; or does it avoid this by (1) passing the condensate over the hot coils to evaporate the condensate (i.e. self-evaporative unit); or (2) spraying the condensate as a mist out of the exhaust pipe (MIST design)?

    3 answers
    Teddy
    Teddy

    I'm not quite sure what either are in relation to this unit. It does require a drain hose into a bucket or out through the floor to remove the water that condenses from the unit. Hope this helps!

    John RH
    John RH

    That is the answer that I needed. More and more units now evaporate or spray out the consensate, so that no drain hose and bucket are needed. However, this is only in cooling mode.



    Omega Altise
    Alexis P.Omega Altise

    Hi there John, it appears that Teddy has been able to help you out with this one, please feel free to contact us direct on 1300 739 033 if you require further assistance. The team at Altise.

    John RH

    John RHasked

    Is this unit self-evaporative, or does it use MIST design (the same thing)?

    2 answers
    Teddy
    Teddy

    I'm not quite sure what either are in relation to this unit. It does require a drain hose into a bucket or out through the floor to remove the water that condenses from the unit. Hope this helps!

    John RH
    John RH

    Thank you, that is what I needed to know. I will avoid the product for this reason.

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