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General| Type | portable |
|---|---|
| Color | white |
| Operating Area Size | 450 square feet |
| Cooling Capacity | 12000 british thermal units |
| Cooling Settings | 3 |
| Heater | no |
| Fan Airflow Rate | 200 cubic feet per minute |
| Remote Control | yes |
| Wireless Connectivity | none |
| Timer | yes |
| Sleeping Mode | yes |
| Current | 11.2 amperes |
| Depth | 14.76 inches |
| Height | 28.35 inches |
| Width | 17.52 inches |
| Net Weight | 59.52 pounds |
Key precautions for safe operation, reducing fire, shock, or injury risks.
Warnings about chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Guidance on responsible disposal and recycling of the unit and packaging materials.
Specifies ideal placement for the air conditioner, considering clearances and openings.
Lists and identifies parts included in the installation package for single and dual vent models.
Details the UL-required power cord with leakage current sensing for safety.
Lists voltage, amperage, and fuse/breaker requirements for the unit.
Explains the proper grounding procedure for electrical safety and code compliance.
Safety warnings and steps for unpacking and cleaning the unit before installation.
Specifies required window dimensions for double-hung and vertical sliding windows.
Step-by-step guide for fitting the slider panel into the window opening.
Instructions for connecting the vent hose to the round connector and window connector.
Steps to connect the assembled vent hoses to the air conditioner unit.
How to secure the vent hoses using the locking knobs.
Connects the window connector end of the vent hose to the slider panel.
Procedure to remove the plug from the drain fitting for optional hose connection.
Steps to attach a hose for water drainage into a floor drain.
Instructions for plugging the unit into a properly grounded outlet and testing the cord.
How to power the unit on and off, with important waiting period advice.
Details the available fan speeds (Low, Med, High) and how to select them.
Explains what the unit's display shows during operation and when adjusting settings.
Describes the different operating modes: Cool, Dehumidify, and Fan.
How to use the cooling mode, temperature range, and venting requirements.
How to use the dehumidify mode, fan operation, and venting requirements.
How to use the fan mode for air circulation without cooling, no venting needed.
How to change the temperature setting and toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Instructions for setting auto shut-off and auto start timers up to 24 hours.
Explains the indicator for a full internal water tank and what to do.
Describes common sounds the air conditioner might make during normal operation.
How to use the remote control and its functions, which mirror the unit's panel.
Steps for removing and installing batteries in the remote control.
Instructions on how to remove, clean, and reinstall the air filter for optimal performance.
Simple steps for cleaning the exterior of the air conditioner unit.
Steps to prepare the unit for long-term storage, including drying and part removal.
Procedure for draining the internal tank when the 'Bucket Full' indicator is lit.
Common reasons why the unit may not turn on and how to resolve them.
Causes and solutions for the unit tripping fuses or circuit breakers.
Explains why the power cord's reset button might pop out and how to fix it.
Reasons for extended run times, such as room size or appliance usage.
Troubleshooting steps for cycling issues or poor cooling performance.
Explains what to do if specific error codes (E1, E2) appear on the display.
Contact information and services provided by XLS Products in the United States.
Contact information and services provided by XLS Products in Canada.
