Saturday, March 5, 2011

Sharp Portable Air Conditioners - CV-10NH

Key Features
  • 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner
  • Library Quiet® Design - as low as 38 dB at low cool
  • Full Function Remote Control with LCD Display
  • 3 Cooling, 3 Fan Speeds plus Mega-Cool and Auto-Cool
  • 4-Way Air Direction with Auto-Sweep Louvers
  • Easy to Install Kit fits double hung & sliding windows
  • Dual Permanent, Slide-Out, Washable Filters
Overview:
Sharp's CV-10NH Portable Air Conditioner is easy to move from room to room. It provides quiet cooling with sleek and attractive styling. It can also be used as a dehumidifier to remove up to 60 pints of moisture from the air in a single day. A fully featured remote control with an LCD display allows you to control the unit from virtually anywhere in the room. The flexible exhaust hose and window adapter kit allow for venting of the hot air, while keeping rain and insects out.

Features

  • Portability - 4 Easy Roll Casters allow the air conditioner to moved easily from room to room. The flexible exhaust hose and window adapter kit allows easy venting to the outside.
  • Full Function Remote Control with LCD Display - Control every function of the unit from virtually anywhere in the room. Change the mode of operation, adjust the fan speeds or activate the timer. The LCD display shows all of the current settings.
  • Large Capacity Dehumidification - Use the Dehumidify function to remove up to 60 pints of moisture from the air every 24 hours.
  • Automatic Oscillating Louvers - allow you to seep the air throughout the room for better distribution and comfort.
  • 4-Way Air Direction - lets you direct the cool air where you need it most.
  • Bucketless Design - No water tank to empty. The built-in condensate disposal system sends the water out of the exhaust hose.
  • Library Quiet® - As low as 38dB at Low Cool.

How Sharp Portable Air Conditioners Work?

portable air conditioner may be a wise investment, especially since the unit does not require permanent installation to a structure. Although a window is necessary for the venting process, a portable air conditioner is a good choice for an apartment, office, or dwelling where a central air unit or window or wall air conditioner is impractical. Since the portable unit is on wheels, it can be moved from room to room. Portable units also offer heating and dehumidifying functions. Here's how a portable air conditioner works.
 
How Portable Air Conditioners Work
A portable unit has two sections within a box frame. One side holds cold air; the other side houses the hot side of the air conditioner. A flexible exhaust hose gets rid of the heat. Typically, the hose is positioned in a window to oust the exhaust. The portable AC unit draws in the surrounding air and removes the water. The water cools the unit, producing cost-effective cooling.
 
Condensation can be dealt with in a couple different ways, depending on the style of portable air conditioner. Some units contain either a bucket or tray inside which holds the water. This must be emptied on a regular basis. Other systems remove the evaporated water through the exhaust system.

A portable unit does not need to be permanently affixed to a residence or office building. Still, before moving the unit from room to room, a window will need to be prepared for the exhaust house. The hose attaches to the back of the unit and the other end needs to be secured to the window. A window adapter kit is standard with portable unit.

Portable air conditioners work as a dehumidifier. Additionally, the machine can be used as a fan. Newer models include a built-in heater system, making it a popular choice for an air conditioning unit.

It's in the BTUs

Before purchasing a portable unit, measure the intended room and calculate the square footage. A square or rectangular room is based on multiplying length by width. If heat-producing appliances are in the room, a larger unit may be necessary.

A 300 square foot room requires approximately 8,000 BTUs; a room measuring between 700 and 1,000 square feet needs around 18,000 BTUs. Consult the manufacturer's instructions and information to determine the proper size.
 
A portable air conditioner may be the best choice for a small office area or one room at home or in an apartment. Determine the correct size prior to purchase and use the unit to cool and dehumidify your home.