Garvee Portable Air Conditioner, 8,000 BTU Air Conditioner Cools up to 350 Sq.ft, Portable AC Built-in Cool with Dehumidifier and Fan Modes, Remote Control and Installation Kits, White

This style of air conditioner was new to me, but I was impressed with the design. The directions were clear, and the installation went smoothly (though having a second person helps). The display controls are easy to read and understand, and I really like that it comes with a remote. The 8000 BTU output is more than enough to cool the space I needed. If I needed another, I’d definitely consider buying this again.

It works it’s a little noisy but it keeps my apartment cool 🫶🏾

I have a 350 sq ft apartment, keeps it cool and no hot spots. I'm glad I purchased a larger unit. On the downside it doesn't have a drainage hole and will pool water and produce mold. So you have to clean it weekly with vinegar and water. It attracted flies and I didn't know that it pooled water. So with frequent cleaning it is a great unit. Make sure you have it properly installed it. Even with proper installation it still pools water. So cleaning maintenance is important. I don't have access to it outside to clean, so I have to do it thru the window. After the summer season you should get it cleaned properly, if you can't yourself.

Great unit, rolls nice 50lbs.Fired right up uses 11.5 amps.Took temp on the output a solid 58 degrees see pic.The door on top goes up and down to spread out air flow on high I can feel it 12 feet away, strong !.Door when oscillating adds a full 4" + to hight so if a cubby location figure that in, don't see much of a way toAdjust it it's either fully up or oscillating, switch to stop the oscillating on too.On high its not loud but no way your going to sleep with it on high unless it's in the next room.DB says solid 58+ on high,DB on low is 52, and drops to 46 10 feet away, sleep yup !, not quiet but workable.Ok my room large family room was79 when turned on, 40 minutes later now 77, very nice.I'm waiting to see sound levels when temp is reached set it to go down to 72 degrees.Got the black top model nice contrast to white body more of a cream white.Update 1 hour in temp now 76.The hose exits out the back about 8" up from floor on back left side.The hose is a metric size just a tad over 6", like 6-1/8" so could work with 6" ducting fine.They give you about 5' to 5-1/2' feet long depending how far you try stretch it and it's white pvc with wire in it to keep it from collapsing.They give you the adapter to click on the back to hose and a solid window kit window panel is metal and strong, and end of hose adapter to oval shape to click into window brace.The oval shape is about 3" x 8" so fairly secure, only a child could pass his hand/arm through it.Call me crazy but my home is under construction currently and I took the inch hose and passed it into a floor vent 4x12" and pushed it down 6 " and put 2 big bath towels around it to hold it in place.--- Hey its working 💪---I'll punch a hole in floor and screen the end of hose and dangle 6 or so inches into the crawl space for now, tomorrow it's going to be 90 out !.So for a work site this is great !!.It's removing some humidity and ill try that separately after the temp stabilized.Got a 32 pint dehumidifier also so can run them both in tandem.Maybe even on the same circuit ?Dehumidifier is a mid sized one.Cold air that's damp is no fun...So hey shoot me a question if ya like, I'll try answer it, the site could have been a bit more in depth, hose size and materials and hight with door when running.One last thing if you could get a separate set of hose and adapter sYou could easily cool one level of your house and move it to a different one to make it work on whole house, if ya can carry 50lbs up a stairway..Just sayin, for some sleep in multi level home.