AEG ChillFlex Pro 12k Cool Portable Air Conditioner (A++) 64db

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Just make sure that there is a sliding door or window in the room you want to cool. What Accessories Are Included? Below is a video we found for AEG ChillFlex Pro AXP34U338CW Portable Air Conditioner over on YouTube. It covers small and medium size rooms of up to 21 square meters, making it ideal for most bedrooms, living rooms and offices.

This window kit is designed for our PX7 air conditioner and comes with it as standard. But can be used with our ChillFlex models with a little alteration.

With a maximum quoted noise level of 64dB, the AEG Chillflex Pro is about as loud as any other portable air conditioner on the market. In testing, however, I found that the Chillflex Pro rarely reached above 60dB, which is as loud as a conversation in a busy restaurant. We received the AXP26U338CW model for testing, which has a rated BTU (British Thermal Unit) of 12,000. Simply speaking, a higher BTU rating means an air conditioner can cool a larger space. The Chillflex Pro starts at 9,000 BTU, which means it will handle an area of approximately 45m3. A 12,000 BTU unit can cool a room twice the size.

If you see the code P1 on the display, it means the internal tank is full of water. The AC collects this water from the air when in dehumidification mode. If it breaks we'll fix it, if it develops a fault we'll get it working again. We'll instruct either the manufacturer or a certified repair centre to repair it. Depending on the starting room temperature, the output from the heat hose can reach high levels, so you may need to make sure the hose is positioned correctly, not resting on or touching anything aside from your window and pointing far enough away from your room. AEG ChillFlex Pro AXP34U338CW Portable Air Conditioner scored highly with 9.1/10 for price in our review.The window venting kit is easy to set up. If you need to move the AC to another room, the caster wheels at the bottom make it an easy one-person job. So, this AC is “64 db” [sic] and “quiet”, while the De Longhi PAC N82 is “52 dB” and loud (“I’ve nown bigger portable AC units that were much quieter. It gets even louder as you cycle through the three different fan speed settings.”).