10-May-2008 joeb: this unit is not 12000 BTU; although the name suggests it

Easycom: Hi Joeb, I've confirmed with Amcor and it is a 12000 BTU using enthalpy method at 27 degrees C, 60%RH

13-Jun-2008 Vips: For how long can you run this without draining out water and what happens if water level exceed maximum. thanks

Easycom: This unit does not have a tank, instead it clears the water through the same hose used to extract the warm air.

29-Jun-2008 BenH: If i want, will the unit be able to cool more than 18C or will the thermostat prevent that? I saw another unit from purelife that can cool to 16C, is 18C more than enough? Thanks

Easycom: 18C more than enough. Maybe at 18 you will have to off the aircon due to cold. However if you realy want less than 18 then you can consider KY44B (15,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner) .

24-Jul-2008 SophieK: I am having a new house built so is it possible for the hose to be built in through the wall & cavity to an external air brick? Would an air brick give enough ventilation or would heat from the hose build up in the cavity?

Easycom: You could certainly build the hose through the wall, but it would be best to consult your builder with regards to your heat build up question.

27-Jul-2008 Gregory: Does the timer allow you to programme the unit to cut in and cut out every day at a particular time? i.e. a built-in clock, as opposed to some units that just allow you to set a one-time delay of X hours before next cut-in or cut-out? We need to be able to leave the unit unattended for 1-2 weeks at a time, but with daily on-off cycles. Also, I don't understand the feature 'condensate tray full indicator' if there is no tank.

Easycom: Its only a delay timer not a clock to set time. The condensing tray is different to a tank. It’s a small internal tank that is used to re-humidify and further cool the air.