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Question: i just bought this a/c unit and it turns off after 10 min of running and kills all the power in the house, has anyone experience this problem?
Document: (realistically between 65-80 degrees. My 600 sq. ft would get to at least 74 degrees, if not cooler, after running for at least an hour, and I don't even have everything insulated properly, and the hallways to the bedrooms in my house dissipate a bunch of the cold air unfortunately. The starting temp in the room was in the 90's. )All in all, there is nothing that I dislike about this unit, and I would highly recommend it.
Up to now, I've had only negative experiences with Shinco portable air conditioners. My wife suggested that this one would be different, and against my better judgment, I caved. This particular AC unit is in the hottest room of the house, and it keeps things nice and regulated. I was skeptical about the advertised lack of drainage, but it's been running for about a week solid, and I haven't seen a single drip. I would definitely recommend this unit.
You just aren't used to the sound. In the living room it was fine. Also, in my 1950 house in CA it kept tripping the power strip in the bedroom but ran fine in the living room? So, at night and early morning most of the living room area stayed really quite cool. BUT when the daytime heat came and the walls/windows got the full sun this unit was over matched. It just could not keep up. The other thing is the adding water function.
This unit used a ton of power and never actually decreased the temperature in the room. It seemed like it produced as much heat as it was trying to dissipate, and whenever it was turned off, the temp of the room was exactly the same as when we had turned it on! It was basically a cooled fan that you had to sit right in front of to get any benefit.
Garbage! I bought this to replace an 8000 Btu GE window unit. The cheaper GE unit actually cooled my small room to a comfortable level. It was 95 outside, with this shinco, 92 - thanks.Now that its winter time, I get to try out the heat feature. My room is now five degrees cooler than outside. POS. Wish I can return it. And it's loud.
I was very excited to get the Shinco AC Unit because Portland in July and August can get a little hot but with little humidity. The reviews were mixed but I took the plunge because the unit is 12,000 BTU. Installation and easy of setting up the unit was done in 10 minutes or so.
The unit can get down to 75 degrees but not much further from my experience. If you sit 5 to 6 feet from the unit I can see how it can make a difference though it is loud not overbearing but it is loud. I would recommend to shop around and look for a unit that will fit your needs even if it cost up to $400 for a portable unit.
We have never had air conditioning in our house. It is very open except the bedrooms. We placed this unit in a central location and it cools the whole main floor very nicely! Very easy to vent and set up. So glad we made the purchase.
I just purchased this model from Amazon because I live in San Diego and we were having a crazy heat wave for over 2 weeks where temps were reaching into the 100's in some locations. We just moved inland into a house with no A/C, where the temps were in the high 90's.The unit arrived on time as expected. It took me about 5 minutes to unpack, install, and turn on.
Well it is so dry that you have to add water to this unit to help it cool because it would dry out. If I ran it all day I would have to add water at least every hour or two. That is hard to do if you leave the house or fall asleep. This did only happen on the super low humidity days thought, less than 20% humidity. The price was in line with others and I got it on Prime shipping so I think it was fair.
Answer: no