Luko Portable Air Conditioner 5000BTU 3 in 1 Air Conditioning, Air Cooler, Dehumidifier with Fan Function, Remote Control, 24 Hour Timer & Window Venting Kit
Energy-efficient, environmentally-friendly cooling unit for homes, offices, home gyms and conservatories
Introducing the latest in quiet, energy-efficient cooling, the Luko 5000btu is a sleek, portable air conditioner that’s perfect to cool homes and offices during warm weather.
Energy Efficient With the Energy Rating A standard, this low noise unit is a really efficient air conditioner. It’s great for you and great for the environment!
Super Cooling 300m3 of air circulated per hour means super cooling. This unit has air conditioning, dehumidification, ventilation and other functions integrated to keep you cool!
Ideal for home In low fan speed the new and reduced sound pressure level of just 53dB(A) makes this an easy portable air conditioner to live with. The Luko 5000BTU is perfect for use in the home or office to provide personal cooling in rooms around 5-15m². Removing the hot, humid air from the room reduces the relative humidity which will help to remove the sticky feeling from the air during the summer months.
Or office This is a great unit for ensuring your staff keep their cool under pressure! Suitable for offices and other workplace environments between 5-15m². With a 24-hr timing switch you can set it up for ideal scheduling.
Easy to use With straightforward controls, remote control and a manual included, this user-friendly air conditioning unit will have you cooled down and comfortable in no time!
Reliable cooling The unit comes with a two years parts and labour manufacturers warranty. A reliable device which will keep on going. Stay cool all summer with this energy efficient and powerful air conditioning unit from Ebuyer.
Specifications:
Cooling Capacity: 5000 BTU / 557W
Weight: 20.5kgs
Dimensions: 678 x 328 x 305
Duct Length: 1.8m / 71″
Duct Diameter: 15cm / 5.9″
Energy Rating: A
Current (nominal): 2.5 A
Refrigerant: R290 / 105g
Maximum Airflow: 260m³ / hour
Approximate Room Size: 5-15m²
Noise Level: 53dB(A) in low fan speed
Moisture Removal: 0.8 litres / hour
Power Consumption: 557 watts
Power Supply: 220-240V / 50Hz
Modes: Cool, Fan, Dry and Sleep
Fan Speeds: 2
Off Timer: Yes (1-24 hours)
On Timer: Yes (1-24 hours)
Window Kit Included?: Yes
Remote Control Included?: Yes
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Power Consumption - O.557 Kilowatt per hour
Edited by a community support team member, 4 days ago
This is a steal! we have one and it cools the whole of the downstairs in the summer. The air that comes out it ice cold so even it if cant do it's full job (Your area is bigger than its recommended for) the benefit is 100% noticeable and makes those hot days bearable. Just do it if you're on the fence.
This very same model?
An Australian taught me this trick for what he called budget air conditioning, and I used it the last couple of years and it's effective, kind of! Basically you put frozen two litre bottles of water in front of an air fan. I could go through the details but essentially it only works if you are awake for obvious reasons. You need pretty much half a chest freezer to freeze and top up. If its still hot at night then unfortunately you'll have to crawl outta bed and grab some frozen bottles from the chest freezer etc.. it's far from perfect and I'm lucky enough to have s#it loads of freezer , but it's cheap
Whatever cooling the bottles give you will result in equivalent extra heat on the back of your fridge.
So this trick only works if the fridge is outside the house or you shut the kitchen door and accept the kitchen will be warmer.
-source: thermodynamics laws
Anyone know if the hose kit is included?
Yes it is. Its pretty short though so might not reach a high window. Plus you don't get a seal kit. I'm probably going to buy some perspex and cut a hole in it.
I'm after something I can take to a Haven caravan if it's hot (I sleep terribly in the heat) and can be used in addition to some other units during the height of summer to help keep the house warm.
For £100, this seems to fit the bill nicely.
stop going to Haven - go to Iceland and your holiday will be far more comfortable
hmm i bought a 9000 and i wouldn't say it was overly cold.. and this it's directed right at me.. 5000 might be abit too weak but for £100 might be worth a shot for some.
same, now i see deals on the 12000 btu's. I think i will keep my 9000 as its just the rigght size, only thing is i have to stand next to it to cool but after i fall asleep its not a problem
5000 BTU wouldn't cool a broom cupboard let alone a room.
For the price, its excellent value, however 5000 BTU isn't going really cool down a room bigger than a standard 'box' bedroom... Just be realistic with the space you're looking to cool before buying and use a BTU calculator to give you a rough estimate of what you'd require
Don't waste your money, I bought this and 5000BTU was noisy enough to give me a headache, but did almost nothing to the room temperature. I've bought a 12000BTU and it's just right.
Seems a decent price to cool a small room.
Worth a try for 100 quid!
it will cost 100 quid to run it for a week !
I bought a 10,000 Meaco one for £179 last week from Amazon Warehouse, otherwise I'd be all over this for my small bedroom
Is that still available?
What's the noise on this thing like?
We're able to watch the telly with it on low fan mode. We usually just it on high initially then switch to low or off even.
But yeah it's loud.
Ordered thanks
Own Homcom 9000BTU. Its loud.
very helpful, considering this is neither Homcom nor 9000BTU
Tempted to get this but can anyone recommend a good window seal kit for this unit?
Dumb question but I assume this unit includes the hose too?
Keen to know any recommended window seals too.
I bought a decent cooler a few years ago but I do just shove the hose out the window, which means I simultaneously let in the hot outside air. So it kind of spot cools the area it’s pointing at but the room itself tends to remain warm, or only a few degrees cooler. Plus I’m wasting expensive electricity. It does the trick, I stay cool; but I tend to spend the day cycling between turning it on, getting too cold with it pointed at me, turning it off, quickly becoming hot again and repeat. The room itself doesn’t become the chilly chamber I want it to be.
This is a small home office of around 3.5M x 2.5M with a 9000 btu cooler.
Was going to be looking for a small unit for my bedroom (already got a bigger one for downstairs) so this is ideal , there’s £2.50 bonus cash back through quidco signup as well.
as others have said , extra £1 or so a day on those warm days to make sleep manageable is well worth it.
Is this all you need? Or any extra bits hose too for the window ?
Air con machine for the uk! About as useful as an ash tray on a motorbike.
Just received mine, avoid it. Even on low fan setting it's so loud, got a headache after 5 minutes. Returning
