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Question: I have sliding glass doors in my bedroom  -  will that work?
Document: I used during the summer when main AC unit went out. It would keep cool a living room about 300 SF, with a huge sliding glass door facing the setting sun during the day, to about 77-78 degrees. Day temps were 95-100 outside. At night it would be chilly.
This thing is doing exactly what it's supposed to. I have a 1bd apartment (800 sq feet) and only a window air conditioner in the bedroom that's dumber than a rock. I bought this to be smart about cooling the apartment for my cat when I'm work, so I'm not running the AC all day. It has a 5 degree F tolerance, so I can set it to 70 degrees and it won't let it get and hotter than 75.
I love this unit. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment with no central air. During the summer it got really hot so I used it in my living/dining room area which my apartment is 960 sq ft. I just closed the doors to the bedrooms n bathroom and it cooled my Living room down by at least 10 to 20 degrees (also had fan going as well). It was worth the purchase
I work from a home-office of approximate 500 Sq. Ft. and this here gadget did not meet the challenge.
Got this when a bad heatwave started. Did the job. Kept the room cool and relatively dry. Only wish the exhaust hose came out the side instead of the back for an even narrower fit under my work table, but I've never seen one do that so it is what it is. I don't sleep in this room so can't speak for the noise. It doesn't bother me.
I love the way it cools the office in my home (about 12' * 18) quickly, but I need to distract myself from the noise to be able to concentrate on work, and to talk on the phone I simply shut it off or set to fan mode. 4 stars because it probably still is second to none in it's class and all portable conditioners are probably noisy.
It would work great if it was blowing on you, but for something like living rooms it might have to run hard for long periods of time.It is loud, but, show me an AC that isn't. The sound mostly goes away when I wear headphones or turn up my speakers though, so meh!Actually I LOVE sleeping to the AC sound. It soothes me heheh.
Seems to work pretty well. I bought this for my disabled son's room to keep him cool at night. I had an electrician come out and drill a vent hole in the wall so I didn't have to use the window kit. That cost $150 and is well worth it.It blows really cold and it's fairly quiet. The sound of the compressor coming on is noticeable but it doesn't bother him when he's sleeping.
I got a bad unit to start with.I finally got this thing into my apt. and when I plugged it in it had a P1 error.This error means there is water in the lower reservoir. How? IDK? So I wanted to return itand the place tells me that if I send it back and they find the product to work I will have to pay for shipping for anitem that weights about 75 pounds.
Ok so its not going to push the temp down a huge amount but most 10K units don't anyway. What this bad boy does do is work like its suppose to. I have run it for over a week now to help make it more comfy on the couch with a  window near by I can make that work. I used some weather strip tape and some weather strips for the window with the adapter and insulated the hose to keep it from warming the room, and this unit has not needed any water emptying.
Answer: The window panel that comes with the portable air conditioner can extend from 28'' to double size. If your sliding door is less than 56'' tall (very unlikely), then, it would work. Otherwise, you will have to find a larger window panel to block the open portion of the sliding door.