Window And Wall Air Conditioners
AKuhl Series Window Air Conditioners
Friedrich Kuhl Series window air conditioners are engineered with a dual-filtration mechanism for providing cleaner indoor air. They feature the brand's patented Quietmaster Technology and a vibration isolating design to decrease the operating noise by 45 percent. These air conditioners have integrated Wi-Fi for remote control and are compatible with voice commands, as well. Choose from a wide range of these air conditioners available in 10000, 21500 and 24000 BtuH cooling options on Raptor Supplies.
Friedrich Kuhl Series window air conditioners are engineered with a dual-filtration mechanism for providing cleaner indoor air. They feature the brand's patented Quietmaster Technology and a vibration isolating design to decrease the operating noise by 45 percent. These air conditioners have integrated Wi-Fi for remote control and are compatible with voice commands, as well. Choose from a wide range of these air conditioners available in 10000, 21500 and 24000 BtuH cooling options on Raptor Supplies.
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J| Style | Model | Operation Mode | Duty Rating | Cooling Capacity | Voltage | Refrigerant Type | Min. Window Height | Min. Window Width | Nema Plug Configuration | Price | Pkg. Qty. | |
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| A | KMFB1PK | €19.99 | 1 | |||||||||
| B | KMFS3PK | €126.58 | 3 | |||||||||
| B | KMFL3PK | €186.40 | 3 | |||||||||
| C | KWIKMB | €96.97 | 1 | |||||||||
| C | KWIKS | €97.45 | 1 | |||||||||
| B | KMFQ3PK | €120.53 | 3 | |||||||||
| D | KWIKL | €108.89 | 1 | |||||||||
| B | KMFM3PK | €167.04 | 3 | |||||||||
| E | KCL36A30 | €3,092.51 | 1 | |||||||||
| F | KHS10A10 | €1,705.68 | 1 | |||||||||
| G | CEW08B11A | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| G | CEW24B33 | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| E | KEM18A34 | €2,233.02 | 1 | |||||||||
| G | CEW12B33 | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| F | KHS12A33 | €1,950.76 | 1 | |||||||||
| E | KEL24A35 | €2,671.39 | 1 | |||||||||
| H | CCF05B10A | €622.59 | 1 | |||||||||
| I | KCQ06A10 | €1,123.52 | 1 | |||||||||
| G | CCW18B30 | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| G | CCF06A10 | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| J | CCF08B10A | €786.16 | 1 | |||||||||
| J | CCW06B10B | €554.75 | 1 | |||||||||
| G | CCW24B30 | - | 1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| I | KCQ08A10 | €1,320.96 | 1 | |||||||||
| F | KCS08A10 | €1,550.09 | 1 |
Window Air Conditioners
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| A | FHWC282WB2 | - | RFQ | ||||||||
| B | FFRE153WA1 | - | RFQ | ||||||||
| C | FFRS08221 | €718.38 | |||||||||
| D | FHWC183WB2 | - | RFQ | ||||||||
| E | FHWC253WB2 | - | RFQ | ||||||||
| F | FFRE063WA1 | €325.00 | |||||||||
| G | FFRE103WA1 | €455.47 | |||||||||
| H | FFRE053WA1 | €350.20 | |||||||||
| G | FFRE123WA1 | €505.82 |
AWall Air Conditioners
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B| Style | Model | Cooling Capacity | Wattage | Area | Duty Rating | Operation Mode | Height | Depth | Control Type | |
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| A | FFTA103WA1 | RFQ | ||||||||
| B | FFTA123WA2 | RFQ |
Window Air Conditioners
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B| Style | Model | Duty Rating | Cooling Capacity | Operation Mode | Heating Method | Voltage | Nema Plug Configuration | Refrigerant Type | Height | Price | |
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| A | FHTE123WA2 | - | RFQ | ||||||||
| B | FHTE143WA2 | €1,076.90 |
Vertical Packaged Air Conditioners
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AResidential Grade, Window Air Conditioner
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| A | FHWW103WB1 | €600.80 | |||||||||
| B | FHWW123WB1 | €687.46 |
Window Air Conditioner, 18000 Btuh, 700 To 1000 Sq Ft, 230V Ac to Lcdi, 6-15P
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| MWJUK-18CRN8-MCK8 | CT7PZX | €950.39 |
Window Air Conditioner, 23000 BTU Cooling Capacity, 1500 sq. ft.
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| CEW24B33A | CE6MYG | €2,853.00 |
Single Zone Air Conditioner Wall-Mounted Indoor Unit, Heat Pump, Turbo Mode, 18000 BTU
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| FSHSW18A3A | CW6TMK | - | RFQ |
Single Zone Air Conditioner Wall-Mounted Indoor Unit, Heat Pump, Turbo Mode, 24000 BTU
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| FSHSW24A3A | CW6TML | - | RFQ |
Smart Window Air Conditioner 230V, Wi-Fi Integration and Auto Restart, 12000 BTU
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| KCS12A30A | CW6TMP | - | RFQ |
Window And Wall Air Conditioners
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Working Mechanism
- Warm indoor air is drawn into the unit through a front grille.
- The incoming air undergoes filtration, removing dust, allergens, and particles to enhance indoor air quality.
- Inside the air conditioner, a cooling coil contains a refrigerant. This refrigerant cools the incoming air by absorbing heat, causing it to evaporate into a low-pressure gas.
- The low-pressure gas is compressed by a compressor, raising its temperature and pressure. This pressurized gas flows through coils on the unit's exterior.
- Outside, in the exterior coils, the hot compressed gas releases heat into the surrounding air. This process turns the gas into a high-pressure liquid.
- The high-pressure liquid refrigerant passes through an expansion valve or capillary tube, where it rapidly expands, reducing temperature and pressure.
- The now cold liquid refrigerant returns indoors to the evaporator coil. As warm indoor air passes over this coil, the refrigerant evaporates again, extracting heat from the air.
- The cooled and dehumidified air is then expelled back into the room through the front grille, creating a comfortable indoor environment.
- During cooling, moisture in the air condenses on the evaporator coil. This condensed water is collected in a tray or pan and is typically drained outside through a small tube or evaporated using the warm condenser coil.
- An internal thermostat monitors room temperature. When the desired temperature is achieved, the compressor may cycle off to conserve energy. If the room warms up, the compressor restarts to maintain the preset temperature.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to reset these window air conditioners?
- Turn off your air conditioner by going to the circuit breaker panel and switching off the breaker that supplies power to your AC unit.
- Locate the reset button. Typically, air conditioning units come with a reset button.
- Press and hold the reset button for 3 to 5 seconds before releasing it.
- Reconnect power to your air conditioner.
How can I improve cooling of my wall air conditioner?
- Ensure that your vents are unobstructed and free from dust or debris. Regularly vacuuming them can improve airflow.
- Keep doors and windows closed to prevent warm air from entering and cold air from escaping, helping maintain a comfortable indoor temperature.
- Clear any vegetation, debris, or obstructions around the outdoor condenser unit to ensure it operates efficiently.
- Position heat-producing appliances like lamps and TVs away from your thermostat to avoid false temperature readings.
- Seal any gaps or leaks in your home's insulation to prevent warm air infiltration and cold air escape.
- Gradually raise the thermostat setting to reduce cooling load, potentially saving energy and lowering utility bills.
How many times should I clean my AC filter?
It's essential to replace your filter every three months. A clean air filter not only ensures better air quality but also safeguards your system from dust and dirt accumulation, potentially averting costly repairs and high utility expenses.
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