Portable Air Conditioner,Fast Cooling Air Conditioners Dehumidifier, 5100BTU AC 600W Power Consumption Portable Mini Air Conditioner for Camping Tent,RV,Car,Truck,Van and Fishing,Pet(AC ONLY)

Going right back where I got it. Horrid expensive for what it does. You can tell right off that it has a lot of weak points. Its a china made overpriced and useless 31 lb suitcase. Its 670 watts demand. not 600watts.

Cools the entire basement so fast! Easy to install!!

WARNING! This is a 4500 BTU according to the label on the unit. I bought this for a small 1 car garage insulated space, and ran this 24/7 to try to test it how it worked, after turning on for about 12 hours with the temperature outside around 85'F it barely cooled the space down even on its highest fan lowest temp the unit barely cooled the space. The label on the unit says this is a 4500 BTU unit but the listing description says 5100 BTU! I decided to stop the unit and put the unit away but the cheap very thin plastic flex duct is so thin you can't even put it back nicely like new, and because its so thin, the heat generated from the exhaust goes back in the room. I bought another unit with slightly higher BTU but yet still small does a better job.After 24 hours of running the drain only drained about 1 ounce of water so it doesn't do a good job dehumidify the space.

This unit comes with remote control and touch panel controls. The temp is only shown in Celsius also. The exhaust piping is thin and easily kinked on when handling it, so not expecting that to last long if rough handled. The exhaust duct has to be screwed into the cooler and is only threaded into plastic, so this can also be a weak point if hit or bumped against over time. Also has drain port at rear thats plugged that you remove and attach the drain hose to. Suggest being on a slight slope to have the water drain out or even get a longer hose. The power cord is not really long, so if needing an extension cord, use a good HD cable size for power draw. As for overall cooling, it cools well, just needs to be in an enclosed small area with the exhaust exiting outside, as it does release hot air, as expected. It will cool larger area, but will take time, as the colder the air it recirculates back into it, the colder it will get the area, just like any AC system. Overall, it works for cooling, just needs better ducting material and sturdier duct mounting.

The 120$ Walmart window unit works better.Portable sure, sounds quite, moves around easy and looks cool. but even on my predator 4550 generator It won’t stay cold.Tried it first on a 2000 watt 12v inverter in my truck (the hole reason I bought the thing). the fan comes on compressor to for about 10 minutes. Then the compressor turns off and never turns on again and it’s just a weak fan at that point.A cheep Walmart window unit works on a 2000 watt inverter (pulls less power to). Go that route. I waisted my time and money don’t waist yours.I will be returning this thing. Hopefully I get something back.

It's like having a $450 fan Does not blow cold air..I'm very disappointed with this product..

So I have opened it and turned it on. It does blow cool air and it seems to work as it should. It does come with the vent to vent the exhaust part out the window. I was planning on using this in a bedroom, but fear I will have water everywhere. However we will be going camping in a few weeks and plan on using it then too, so I will come back and update again.UPDATE ON 5/22/2024- I got it figured out and put in a bedroom window. It is programed in Celsius and not degrees. It blows cool and took my 300 square foot room from 80⁰ Fahrenheit to 68⁰ in about an hour. So it does work very well. It's currently 90⁰ where I am located so this made a tremendous difference.

Sadly it did not appear to cool at all. Maybe I got a faulty one but a lot of money if it doesn’t work

So the average times that it's 600 W and then I'm trying to use a portable power pack and it keeps going into fault mode and now their support team is saying oh it requires 2400 Watts to start up I'm like then why the heck are you calling it 600 watts I understand peak but usally it doubke the regular load vaule so 1200 I could see but now there saying 2400. So I got a bigger portable power unit coming in few days we shall see if it runs of that one ans then I get get a reading of what the watts are for real