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Question: How wide of a window will the adaptor fit.  Would it easy to refit this in the window daily.
Document: You would likely be good with any of the Honeywell range of portable air conditioners, just be sure to get a unit to properly fit your space and cooling requirements.
Both brands have remotes and are programmable, have castor wheels, have easy-install window vents and hoses, and have 3 functions (fan, cooling, and dehumidifier). The Pinguino has a very sensitive thermostat, making it easy to adjust one or two degrees.
When there is excess water condensation the unit will stop. There is a drain plug on the back of the unit to drain the water. Not sure how often that will need to be drained. And, a five year warranty.All in all a very easy portable AC to set up and use. I can move it to other areas if need be, and when not needed roll it into my closet until it is needed again. The noise is fine, softer than my old Window AC.
I think that this was a great find, especially with the free shipping through Prime. Machine was easy to assemble, cause it was done in factory. All you need to do is hook up the hose to the window unit. Now, the actual window fitting is kind of cheesy. It wasn't tall enough for my window. I will have to jerry rig a more solid structure. That was my only concern. I live in a large 2 bedroom apartment, with a very large master bedroom.
I wouldn't recommend this for whole house cooling.! It would be used like you use a window unit, but without losing the whole window, and for a bedroom where you keep the door closed. If you are planning on using these to cool your home, keep that in mind.
A case of wishful thinking perhaps?I would also add that when considering the "installation" of one of these portable units, check your window first. Sliding windows only open one way (either right to left or vice verse) and this opening side is where you exhaust hose will have to be placed. You won't have the option of going to either side.
The portable unit seemed like a great solution and would allow me to move the unit into the bedroom on hot nights also.According to the sizing chart, the Honeywell MF08CESWW should have been more than adequate for my office. I installed it, even wrapping the exhaust hose to the window with insulation in order to improve the unit's efficiency. But the unit simply could not do the job.
And even in very high humidity situations, the unit does not shut off and evaporates the water very well.Ultimately, I bought an 8000 btu window unit and this cools the bedroom very nicely. I placed this unit in my daughter's bedroom and she has it facing her bed and it works for her when she sleeps. But it DOES NOT cool the rest of the room  at all. Her room is 11 x 15. But I don't think a larger BTU unit would matter.
It is not too loud and is very easy to maintain like my other portable ACs.I have a Central air conditioner but I prefer to use portable ACs because I am just cooling the rooms that are occupied.I highly recommend these Honeywells. I hope that I have been of some help.
Overall this AC unit is okay and I like it. I purchased it to cool a network gear closet. It replaced a Solaris model that we have had in their for almost 5 years.Pros:- Inexpensive.- Short height - it needed to fit below the swing out of a wall mounted equipment cabinet.- Cooled the closet down quickly. The closet is about 50 sq feet with an 11 ft ceiling.
Answer: the window adapter is very flimsy, about 4-5 inches wide by 3-ft. long. If you have windows which open vertically the adapter will probably work fine. It is not tall enough for most windows that open horizontally however.