Garvee 14000BTU Portable Air Conditioner for 700 Sq Ft - Sleep Mode & 3 Fan Speeds - Durable & Safe Design - Remote Control & Easy Install - Home & Office Cooling

Me funciono, es super , mi habitacion se mantiene fria

Overall, I am impressed with this unit. The set up out of the box was straight forward. There are really only three things to do once you unpackage it. First, connect the exhaust duct and vent it out a window, second connect the drain house and run it outside or to a condensate pump unless you want to manually drain the unit when it is full. Third, plug in the power and turn it on. That is really all you need to do besides placing batteries in the remote, which is completely optional.I set my unit up in my garage in the morning. When I turned it on, the garage was just around 80° and relative humidity was 77%. At this time of day, the outside temperature was already in the low 80’s and climbing into the 90’s. It took about an hour for the temperature to drop 5°, but keep in mind that the outside temperature was climbing the entire time. What I observed, and the most noticeable difference, was in the humidity. In that hour, the humidity was reduced to around 50%. I can work in a warm garage but pulling that moisture and humidity out of the air is what I am really looking forward to.The unit is easy to operate. Starting with the power cord, with a built in GFCI breaker, you just push the button to reset the breaker. Once the air conditioner has power you can select a mode. This unit has three modes, cooling, dehumidifying, and fan only. There are also controls for things like shut off timer, fan speed, swing control (for fan oscillation), and temperature. All the controls are fairly intuitive, and they are mirrored on the included remote control. With the quick set up, and the wheels on the bottom for mobility, this is a good portable a/c unit. For near the same price as a comparably sized (btu’s) window unit, this is a substantial value, because you are essentially getting an a/c unit and a dehumidifier, which ever mode you need to use. If you priced these separately, you would be close to or exceeding six to seven hundred dollars.

I did some testing with an inline watt meter for power consumption and my iphone for the noise.High AC: 1198 watts @ 62 dBLow AC 1100 watts @ 59 dBSleep Mode 1100 watts @ 59 dBFan only:High 75 watts @ 60 dBLow 50 watts @ 41 dBThe unit was easy to set up and works well for a small indoor space. It cannot keep up with the summer heat in my garage but it is nice to sit by when working out there. However, it does pull a lot of humidity out of my garage. I empty several gallons per day. I recommend putting the hose into a bucket for constant drainage. The manual says that it is only needed for dehumidify mode but I've found that to be false as I have constant water drainage in AC mode. The wheels make it easy to move where you need it.

I'm confused about the other reviews being so terrible! We haven't had any power issues with the unit and it BLASTS out cool air! The only issue we've had is the window adapter piece is flimsy, but that's easily dealt with and replaceable. I will update my review if any problems occur, and after we've run it on a particularly hot day.