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PRO ELEC 12000 BTU Air Conditioner (PEL01201) £294.58 Delivered @ CPC Farnell
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Posted 20 June 2023

PRO ELEC 12000 BTU Air Conditioner (PEL01201) £294.58 Delivered @ CPC Farnell

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A 12000 BTU air conditioner with cooling, fan and dehumidifying settings, with a 2 speed fan, that also incorporates timer and sleep mode options. The unit settings can be quickly and easily changed using the remote control or manually with the user friendly control panel. The timer option can be set from 1 to 24 hours and the unit itself features castors for ease of movement and positioning.

  • Cooling capacity: 3.52kW (12,000BTU/h)
  • Dehumidifying capacity: 28L/24hr
  • Air flow: 380m³/h
  • Sound power level: 65dB (A)
  • Energy efficiency ratio (EER): 2.6
  • Energy efficiency: Class A
  • Fan speeds: High/Low
  • Thermostat: 16-31°C
  • Recommended room floor area: 16-22m²
  • Dimensions: 325x830x370mm
  • Weight: 27kg
  • Remote control operated (Requires 2x AAA batteries, not included)
  • Main voltage: 220-240V ~ 50Hz
  • Rated input power: 1350W
  • Power standby mode: 1W
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  1. hotukbeard's avatar
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    Seems like a good price for 12,000BTU?

    Tempted with it because I NEED to get good sleep, I drive HGVs on nights and need to sleep during the day. Only issue I have is I have those annoying windows that have a small opening at the top (awning window?)
    DJ_Enigma's avatar
    I cut a piece of mdf to the size of my window hole and cut a hole in that for the pipe, works well!
  2. UncleBling's avatar
    Got one around 3 years ago, does the job well, not the prettiest model, but functional. Was a lifesaver last year when it was over 40c. Got mine for £275.
    Comes with remote, pipe and nozzle thing for pipe end which goes out the window. (edited)
    stuellis's avatar
    Same. Its functional and still working
  3. IamMattM's avatar
    I went myself for the WiFi IoT Smart 12000 BTU AC from TCL / Haverland :
    £325 free next day DPD delivery.

    Haverland TAC 12000 BTU Portable Air Conditioning Unit - With Wifi
    heatershop.co.uk/hav…BwE (edited)
    jungleboy123's avatar
    this any better than the TCL 9000 BTU deal i ordered? I'm not fussed on BTU i just dont want the thing imploding after 1 hours use.
  4. Kiririn's avatar
    Very low quality units. Aim for a rebranded midea if you want quality for cheap, usually recognisable by upwards facing air outlet 
    CFC2011's avatar
    This is a good shout actually, thank you. I've found a rebrand of the 12k Midea, it's a £150 premium over this, but their ACs do seem to be of a decent quality.
  5. KC30's avatar
    Shouldn't this deal be freezing cold? :/
  6. teabag36's avatar
    i have a lower btu of this bought last year and fan speed is too high needs another lower setting as its too loud, also recently got the wilco Homcom air con wilko deal and that is also the same 2 fan speed settings and too loud, my other aircon unit which is probably 7 years old has 3 speed settings and is far better on noise level, also i had an airforce bq unit which i sold also had 3 settings and was also better.
    hotukbeard's avatar
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    When it arrives I'll do a little video after setting it up.

    I'm alright with it being noisy since I sleep with earplugs in, and tend to use headphones on the TV/PC/Console so as not to annoy the neighbours. But I can see how it'd bother people.
  7. m4rts's avatar
    Poor build quality and with mine the AC function stopped working just after the warranty expired
  8. hotukbeard's avatar
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    Well it's been good these last couple of nights.

    Not as freezing as expected, then again the lowest is 16c, maybe my expectations were too high?

    But certainly allowed me to sleep well. had it switch off after 4 hours and was woken up by the room getting a bit stuffy at around 7 hours. Still need to make a proper DIY window seal out of wood or something, that'll help.

    The extension hose came, but didn't know you need a coupler. So it's currently duct taped up. Once that's here I might wrap the hose in something to try and further insulate from room from the heat.
    rwc17's avatar
    Quentin_bc on eBay does custom sized polycarbonate window seals - search "Window seal kit for portable air conditioner or tumble dryer"
  9. CreepyZander's avatar
    Good? Bad? Ugly?
  10. Wut's avatar
    Picked up the 14K BTU version the other week and very pleased far more powerful than my old 12K BTU unit from Wickes and some how massively quieter than the old one
    harry_green27's avatar
    do you have a link to the 14K one?
  11. rm365's avatar
    Be aware I've used this for past year or two and it's ultra loud even on just fan mode on low. But it does work.
  12. nick424's avatar
    Can this be used efeicently without the hose (We have double glazing)
    hotukbeard's avatar
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    No, the hose is where it pumps out hot air. You an buy window seal kits.
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