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This portable AC is so easy to move anywhere in the house. Enjoy quiet cooling with attractive styling. Controls include Cool, Dehumidify, Fan and Ventilate modes. A fully featured remote control with LCD display allows you to control the unit from anywhere in the room. The flexible exhaust hose and window adapter kit allow venting of the hot air, while keeping rain and insects out.

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Versatile, lightweight, and economical, this evaporative air cooler easily rolls from room to room for use anywhere in the home or office. Unlike a fan that blows hot air and more energy efficient than an air conditioner, the appliance uses water to cool a personal space up to 12 degrees lower than the ambient temperature. The air cooler works by endothermic reaction (a reaction that consumes heat). The unit sucks air through a wick saturated with water; as the air flows through the wick, some of the water evaporates into the air, consuming the heat that was in the air. A cool air stream then gets blown out the front of the unit through oscillating louvers for even distribution. The appliance can also be used as (more…)

The EdgeStar Extreme Cool Dual Hose 14,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner is one of the most powerful units on the market in 2008 and is our top pick for larger spaces up to 525 square feet. Simply put, based on our independent testing and customer feedback, the EdgeStar AP14000W Portable Air Conditioner offers the perfect combination of cooling power, quality, and style for larger spaces. We recommend this dual hose portable air conditioner as the best choice for cooling rooms from 400 – 525 square feet.. Here are the primary reasons the EdgeStar Extreme Cool units are not only in a class of their own, but are also the most popular units we offer:

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With a cooling capacity of 12,000 BTUs, this portable air conditioner means any room of the house can stay comfortably cool in the summer months. The unit’s durable indoor/outdoor castor wheels and built-in side carry handles make it simple to transport from the living room during the day to the bedroom at night, while its easy-to-use electronic controls and LCD display ensure effortless operation. Choose from an automatic fan function or three fan speeds, depending on the personal comfort level desired. It also provides a dehumidifying mode to help reduce excess moisture in the air and a fan-only mode for air circulation without cooling. Other highlights include quiet operation thanks to its high-efficiency comp (more…)

Haier CPRD12XH7 12,000 btu portable air conditioner (with heating capacity)

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Designed for quickly cooling any room in the house, this thoughtfully designed portable air conditioner uses environmentally-friendly R410a refrigerant gas to help protect the environment and the ozone layer. Its refrigerant also provides energy-efficient operation, using less energy to deliver the same amount of cooling as other refrigerant types. The air conditioner produces 12,000 BTUs of cooling power and offers four different fan speeds depending upon the level of cooling desired. It also supplies an electronic control panel with an easy-to-read LCD display, a fully featured remote control, and a 24-hour programmable timer that turns the unit on at a specific time–great for coming home to a cool room at the (more…)

This 11,600 BTU portable air conditioner comes with many useful features, such as bucketless technology, dehumidifying mode, and adjustable thermostat. The LCD remote and LED display panel provide easy operation.

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The SNO Arctica portable air conditioner provides you with a convenient and efficient solution for your air comfort needs. This portable unit is extremely mobile and can be easily set up in almost any indoor location. This portable air conditioner features an auto-restart function meaning if power to the unit is interrupted, the portable air conditioner automatically restarts on the previous settings when power is restored. Along with this incredible feature, several others make it the obvious choice for all of your air conditioning needs. These features include: advanced self-evaporating technology, which uses and recycles moisture collected during cooling process to produce cool air Easy clean activated carbon filters tha (more…)

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I keep having to flip the breaker. I have to flip it ‘less’ often now that I unplugged a mini fridge from a connecting outlet..(leaving me with no fridge in my room)
I had this problem with an old wall unit years ago too. This happens in other areas of my home also but they do not matter so much because I don’t need to run things as often or constantly in them.
I do not have central air.

I am starting to get very concerned because I came home today to find an extension cord that is coming from an outlet also on the same breaker had caught on fire leaving a big black spot on my hardwood floor and melting the end of the cord and the power brick that comes off of it. Thank God it did not start a huge fire when I was not home.

What is causing all these power problems and how can I prevent them while also being able to stay cool and have all my stuff plugged in?
nicole – I had the same exact problem with air conditioner/hairdryer back when I use to blow dry my hair more often!
This is an older house from the 50′s.
Thank you both, I will just call an electrician I suppose.
flerce – It would be a great idea if I could just have someone switch around what goes to what breaker! This one is used a lot and spans: 2 floors, 3 rooms and even the outdoor flood light! There are many breakers that never get much get use in the house. Good idea. Thanks

Chances are that it was the extension cord, power brick, or something plugged into them that was causing the breaker to trip, and not the A/C, except maybe in combination.

The fact that the extension cord burned means that there was either a short in the cord, or a short in the power brick, or else there was a high draw device plugged in to the power brick that overloaded the cord. In either case it would cause the breaker to trip, especially in combination with the added load of the A/C.

I’m betting that the A/C will coexist fine with the fridge now that the cord and power brick are gone (if either one was shorted) or if whatever was plugged in to the power brick is kept off the A/C and fridge circuit.