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LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet Price History
Price History for LG LP0624WFR Portable Air Conditioner w/Remote, Cools 250 Sq.Ft, Quiet Operation, 115V, 6,000 BTU...
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LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet Description
[Maximum Cooling] Cooling Coverage up to 260 Square ft. is ideal for cooling small rooms with 6,000 BTU portable air conditioner for 1 room, basement, attic or space
[Multipurpose 3 In 1 Function] Use cool mode for powerful cooling and dehumidifying on hot days. In fan mode, the fan circulates the air in the room. Dry mode is ideal in damp environments.
[Easy to Use & Clean] The simple remote control & top-mounted LED display with 24-hour timer allows you to precisely control the air temperature. To clean the filter, just slide it out twice a month, rinse it thoroughly under running water, & put it back. Eco-friendly R32 refrigerant
[Easy Storage and Installation] AC units The installation kit and hose make it easy and convenient to install and store, while saving space.
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LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet Specification
Specification: LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet
Refrigerant
R-32
Warranty Type
Limited
Energy Star
No
Window Opening Minimum Height (Inches)
26.38
Item Weight (Pounds)
53.6
Item Dimensions D x W x H
13.57"D x 11.8"W x 26.38"H
Color
White
UPC
048231607438
Manufacturer
LG
ASIN
B0CL1CWJ6X
Model Number
LP0624WFR
Brand
LG
Model Name
Air Conditioner
Wattage (watts)
865
Controller Type
Remote Control, Button Control
Efficiency
171.0 cubic_feet_per_minute_per_watt
Installation Type
Window
Compressor Type
rotary_screw
Is Product Cordless
No
Number of Tubes
1
Filter Type
Washable Filter
Power Source
Corded Electric
Form Factor
Portable
Air Flow Efficiency
171 Cubic Feet Per Minute Per Watt
Control Method
Remote
Inverter Type
No Inverter
Capacity (Pints)
2.2
Cooling Power
6000 British Thermal Units
Additional Features
Remote Controlled, Filter Light Reminder, Multiple Cooling and Fan Speeds, Dust Filter, Dehumidifier
Voltage (Volts)
115
Noise (dB)
51
LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet Reviews (3)
3 reviews for LG Portable Air Conditioner, 6,000 BTU, Quiet
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Exwhyzee –
It says it’s portable but that’s really only the case if you plan to use it in windows that are all the same size: while the hose’s window vent pane is adjustable from 18” to to 36” with extension panels, it comes with adhesive-backed foam weather strips that you are supposed to cut to size and adhere to all four sides of the vent pane in order to seal it, and once you cut and stick the weather strips that’s it—you can’t then switch the unit to a different-sized window without having another set of strips cut to the size the other window (although this is probably easy enough to DIY).
Also, since the extension panels for windows wider than 18” are slightly narrower than the main vent pane (to allow them to slide back and forth), the weather strips don’t sit completely level across the top of the window interface, meaning there will be a gap, albeit tiny, between the weather strip and the window sash on the extension-panel side. The manual recommends “us[ing] ‘no reside’ duct tape (not provided) to seal any gaps around the installed panel assembly, around the diffuser, and between the sashes” which I’m not above doing, however it’s tricky to do right (particularly around the diffuser attachment) and is unsightly, especially for a $300+ expenditure. And it makes it that much more difficult to move the unit to another location.
Since this type of AC is not the most efficient by design, the portability and its potential for use in with different-sized windows—which we have in our new place—was the main selling point for me, so I’m a little disappointed to be hamstrung by these issues.
I think I may rig a custom panel for each of the two different window sizes I want to be able to use this in, as otherwise I’m happy with the machine: it’s easy to wheel around and easy to use, with features that tell you when to clean the filter and empty the water collection tank, and has a nice look, cooling feel, and size profile. And while it’s by no means “quiet,” it’s not as loud as our 7-year-old RCA window unit, or louder than my conception of how loud a plug-in AC unit usually is (the one in the house I grew up in sounded like a construction site compressor; to us this was just the “sound of coolness”). But yeah it might not be ideal in the immediate background for phone calls.
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Exwhyzee –
It says it’s portable but that’s really only the case if you plan to use it in windows that are all the same size: while the hose’s window vent pane is adjustable from 18” to to 36” with extension panels, it comes with adhesive-backed foam weather strips that you are supposed to cut to size and adhere to all four sides of the vent pane in order to seal it, and once you cut and stick the weather strips that’s it—you can’t then switch the unit to a different-sized window without having another set of strips cut to the size the other window (although this is probably easy enough to DIY).
Also, since the extension panels for windows wider than 18” are slightly narrower than the main vent pane (to allow them to slide back and forth), the weather strips don’t sit completely level across the top of the window interface, meaning there will be a gap, albeit tiny, between the weather strip and the window sash on the extension-panel side. The manual recommends “us[ing] ‘no reside’ duct tape (not provided) to seal any gaps around the installed panel assembly, around the diffuser, and between the sashes” which I’m not above doing, however it’s tricky to do right (particularly around the diffuser attachment) and is unsightly, especially for a $300+ expenditure. And it makes it that much more difficult to move the unit to another location.
Since this type of AC is not the most efficient by design, the portability and its potential for use in with different-sized windows—which we have in our new place—was the main selling point for me, so I’m a little disappointed to be hamstrung by these issues.
I think I may rig a custom panel for each of the two different window sizes I want to be able to use this in, as otherwise I’m happy with the machine: it’s easy to wheel around and easy to use, with features that tell you when to clean the filter and empty the water collection tank, and has a nice look, cooling feel, and size profile. And while it’s by no means “quiet,” it’s not as loud as our 7-year-old RCA window unit, or louder than my conception of how loud a plug-in AC unit usually is (the one in the house I grew up in sounded like a construction site compressor; to us this was just the “sound of coolness”). But yeah it might not be ideal in the immediate background for phone calls.
john cook –
DO NOT BUY
Customer –
Small and powerful