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Question: How long is the power cord? If it's not long enough, what kind of extension cord can I employ (if at all)?
Document: feet so it is above the recommended usage area. With that said, my room is nice and chilly if I set the unit at about 1/2 power and full power during the peak of the heat (max of 105 degree outdoor temperatures).One thing that is true is that the unit is noisy. For me, anyway. Not loud enough to cause any serious distraction, but still; if you are the kind of person that gets bothered by white noise, don't buy this.
Just got this in the mail yesterday.Pros:SmallIt really is quieter than you'd expectEasy to put together and good lookingGreat price for what you get.Works well enough: It dehumidified my room and maintained a good temp.Long cord. I'd guess about 5 or6 feet.Cons:No remoteWindow flaps are less stable than I'd like.Directional vents aren't very effective.
I ordered this air conditioner on July 4th and it arrived on time on July 8th. The unit was not too heavy as me and my son brought into my house. My son assembled it and it was relatively east to do.My son, wife and I installed the air conditioner in the window. It took about 15 minutes. We got an extension cord, plugged it in and we were good to go.
If it is over 95 degrees outdoors this little a/c unit has to work hard but it at least keeps the inside cool. It is an easy setup and thank heavens it plugs into a regular plug (we use an extension cord). It kept us cool throughout the heat of the day and made the hot evenings wonderful to sleep.
I have this Frigidaire 5000 BTU model running in the living room as a supplement only. I highly recommend it as a supplemental unit to back up central air or another, stronger air conditioner in a nearby room. It's also good if you have old wiring in all or part of your house. The cord coming out of it is obviously much thinner than cords for most AC's and it doesn't draw much power. With the bigger AC in the other room cooling most of my apt.
This A/C works great to cool my living room and kitchen space, which is very open. It is also a very quiet unit and well worth the price! If you have a larger window, you may consider something else or some kind of extension? Not sure if they have any but it barely stretched to fit my window.
Grip it by the metal/plastic edges while you install it and you shouldn't get a cut. Overall for long-term use I would dish out the extra $30-50 and get an AC with a timer and at least 6,000-BTU cooling power.
I m very happy with this little thing! It does de job! Its kind quite and enough powerful to cool a big bedroom.
I purchased this right at the peak of air conditioner buying season, it was cheap and it shipped for free. I set it up in our bedroom and it was relatively quiet compared to the 10,000 BTU unit that I moved into the living room. It also used less power and got the room just as cold. It did take longer, but as long as you put it on an hour or two before bedtime then it should be a good sleeping temperature by the time you turn in for the night.
This is inexpensive, quiet, efficient, a real bargain. I mounted mine on a piece of plywood to replace a window on my RV (21 foot mini-motorhome-insert redneck joke here). It was easy to install, and works very well on a LOT less power. The base is molded plastic, but seems sturdy. I can't say how long it will last, but it is a Frigidare. It seems very quiet, and puts out lots of cold air. Great value.
Answer: About 6 feet with a builtin breaker, Any 14 gauge extension should work. I am very happy with my unit. It cools a two car garage with a 12 foot ceiling very nicely and is quiet.