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When the A/C crapped out in the house we were renting a couple months
ago we got a 'portable' unit for the upstairs bedroom. This was a
2-story house and even when we had functional central air the upstairs
was always 3-4degF hotter than the downstairs. The portable unit was a
little larger than a 13-gal garbage can and did a fair job (this when
ambient air was triple digits here in the Central Valley). It had a
single duct and an extendable panel to seal it in a semi-open window;
honestly, I don't know if it was for fresh air or exhaust (probably
exhaust, I think it just recirculated room air). I've seen similar units
at Lowes for $300-400.
Bob
On 8/22/2021 4:23 PM, Tim . wrote:
> Does anyone here have any experience with said appliance?
>
> My main wonder is where does the exhaust go? Does these things have an
> exhaust "port" that I can hook a hose up to and run it where ever?
>
> thanks
>
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When the A/C crapped out in the house we were renting a couple
months ago we got a 'portable' unit for the upstairs bedroom. This
was a 2-story house and even when we had functional central air the
upstairs was always 3-4degF hotter than the downstairs. The portable
unit was a little larger than a 13-gal garbage can and did a fair
job (this when ambient air was triple digits here in the Central
Valley). It had a single duct and an extendable panel to seal it in
a semi-open window; honestly, I don't know if it was for fresh air
or exhaust (probably exhaust, I think it just recirculated room
air). I've seen similar units at Lowes for $300-400.<br>
<br>
Bob<br>
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