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Portable 3 in 1 Air Conditioner | Luko 5000BTU - £96.14 / Vida 12000BTU - £171.66 - W/Code via App | Sold by Ebuyer
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Portable 3 in 1 Air Conditioner | Luko 5000BTU - £96.14 / Vida 12000BTU - £171.66 - W/Code via App | Sold by Ebuyer

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Luko Portable Air Conditioner 5000BTU 3 in 1 Air Conditioning, Air Cooler, Dehumidifier- £96.14 with code APP20 via ebay App (Code credit )


Vida Portable Air Conditioner 12000BTU 3 in 1 Air Conditioning, Air Cooler, Dehumidifier - £171.66 with code APP20 via ebay App

LUKO Portable 3 in 1 Air Conditioner 16,000 BTU - £188.45 with code APP20 via ebay App


Luko Portable Air Conditioner 5000BTU

Luko Portable Air Conditioner 5000BTU 3 in 1 Air Conditioning, Air Cooler, Dehumidifier with Fan Function, Remote Control, 24 Hour Timer & Window Venting Kit

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


Vida Portable Air Conditioner 12000BTU

Vida Portable Air Conditioner 12000BTU 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 Vida 12000btu is a sleek, portable air conditioner that's perfect to cool homes and offices during warm weather. Energy Efficient Because it uses a new type of refrigerant and has an Energy Rating A standard, this low noise unit is great for you and kind to the environment!
  • Super Cooling With three fan speeds and four different modes you'll be super-cool in super-quick time! With air conditioning, dehumidification, ventilation and other functions integrated, this is the perfect unit for temperature control air quality.
  • Ideal for home In low fan speed the new and reduced sound pressure level of just 53d B(A) makes this an easy portable air conditioner to live with.
  • The Vida 12000BTU is perfect for use in the home or office to provide personal cooling in rooms around 20 - 30m.
  • 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 Workers stressed in a stuffy workplace can be a thing of the past.
  • The 24-hr timing switch means you can set it up to keep things cool at specified times. Easy to use With a remote control, user-friendly controls and a manual included, this unit is easy to operate. So you'll be able to set things up to air condition easily, and you'll be feeling cool quickly.
  • Reliable cooling With a two years parts and labour manufacturers warranty, this is a dependable air conditioning unit which will keep on working at keeping you fresh
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  1. ahsanul.hoque's avatar
    these are the ones that were selling for £50 a few months back. on sports direct
    KevinMcComps's avatar
    No they're not. The Sports Direct ones have a dual display and were selling for about £85. I got one, but it isn't as good as the £99 one I got in Lidl in 2020 on a deal on here.
  2. Ryantg's avatar
    If your seriously considering A/C??? And in a property that you plan to live in for say 5-10 years? Get an Air-to-Air heat pump. Can do heat or cold. love it in the summer and a nice boost in the winter. My house is insulated, and it helps keep the heat in as well.

    Got a multi splitter - 2 x bedroom and 1 x in the living room. Never looked back. But you can get single ones for just that room.
    george_mooaaa's avatar
    uk is stuck with technology and housing most houses are over 100 years old and falling apart
  3. Markc5999's avatar
    Thanks 5000btu one should be more than good enough to keep the bedroom cool in the summer
    john757's avatar
    That's all I have, not bothered about cooling the entire room. We just have it set to 19 or 20 degrees and leave it to blow on us gently through the night. Not had a bad night's sleep through 'heatwaves' for years doing this. In fact, sometimes we wake up cold.
  4. T_Wang4s0's avatar
    Looks like very good price - I've got a 9000BTU one last summer for 200+, at that time it was a fair deal.
    Jessi_Smith's avatar
    How good is the 9k at cooling? What sort of room would it be good for and does it take a while to cool? (edited)
  5. MrShah90's avatar
    I’m sorry I’m new to ACs etc but could somebody explain how the venting would work with this? And I’ve read numerous comment about a window vent I can buy? Any links would help please
    KodaBear's avatar
    It comes with a hose you have to stick out a window. You can buy a window vent seal kit on Amazon pretty cheap that fixes into place with Velcro if you want to get the most efficient cooling out of your air conditioner.
  6. Ralph888's avatar
    I purchased a similar one to deal but last year with the increase in global prices found it very expensive to run. Fortunately we didn't have such hot weather last year in the the South East corner and I didn't switch it on once. They do take up space and you need to be able to put the 5" diameter venting hose outside the house/ window. (edited)
  7. IAACCTV's avatar
    Are these loud, can someone give an idea on this as my son is autistic and very sensitive (not all the time)
    magf's avatar
    every AC is going to be loud due to the compressor, probably best sticking to a fan if you want silence
  8. Jefferzuk's avatar
    Is it me or do the links in the description not work for anyone else?
  9. george_mooaaa's avatar
    still better then (ac fan )from amazon for 50£
  10. rockyrobson1's avatar
    Thank you op ordered for rescue dogs
  11. Jonathan_Clark's avatar
    Out of stock
  12. Jase007's avatar
    Got mine, Does do anything in dry mode, collected no water through the tube i to a bucket. Appliance is higher then drainage all set up correct, Seems to work in fan mode and cool. Anyone trying to use it for dehumidifier?
    KodaBear's avatar
    How long was it running for? You generally need to be in a hot and high humidity room for a few hours to get good results using an AC as a dehumidifier. Additionally depending upon the exact design of the unit you might need to tip it backwards slightly to make it drain out the collected water after you’ve switched it off.

    No matter what mode it’s in though, don’t expect litres and litres of water to fill a bucket. I leave my units sealed with no tubes connected and drain at the end of each day of use. I generally collect about 500ml or so from the dehumidifier and 150-200ml in condensation from a whole day of use.
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