Omega Altise APC09 Portable A/C only $439 with FREE SHIPPING at Bing Lee Online

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Associatedkridp on 19/01/2011 - 16:21 binglee.com.au (384 clicks)

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The perfect option for those smaller room sizes, this efficient portable air conditioner from Omega Altise removes unnecessary power and features to cater for your smaller living spaces. Enjoy the 12 hour timer to make sure that it’s working for you when you need it to, or let it work its own magic with its auto mode, which will automatically adjust its operating settings according to external environmental factors. A great model for those looking for optimum performance at an affordable price.

• 9,000 BTU (2.6kW) cooling capacity
• Maximum air movement of 300m3/hr
• Humidity removal of up to 1.0 litre per hour
• Net weight 23kg
• 310 x 348 x 710 (wxdxh mm)
• 2 speed settings
• Electronic and remote controls
• 12 hour timer
• Auto more will automatically select the appropriate operating mode according to the ambient temperature of the room
• Aqua Chill technology
• Variable thermostat
• Active carnon filter
• Directional louvres
• Small footprint product
• Recommended for smaller sized rooms up to 18m2*

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  overlook on 19/01/2011 - 16:46

  any user can comment on this product?

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    Pobman on 19/01/2011 - 16:49

    Yeah only get a portable if you absolutely can't get a proper one installed (ie in a rental)… Being hard of hearing would be a bonus too.

    We had a 12,000btu in a rental and it only just managed to cool a bedroom, the heat coming off the exhaust pipe made things worse, insulating that might be worth while.

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      Associatedkridp @ Bing Lee on 19/01/2011 - 17:06

      This is pretty quiet unit. I think you would be surprised by it. We recommend a room no larger than 18sqm

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  turvs on 19/01/2011 - 16:55

  Not bagging on the product or price. It's good value for money and all.

  But buyers need to know that portable a/c systems are pretty loud and need to vent the hot air out of the room you're trying to cool. This is not easy if you don't have sliding windows or doors..

  Two complaints I used to get all the time when I worked in electrical retail - noise (trying to sleep with loud a/c sucks) and ease of installation - they come with install kits and piping and stuff, but sometimes you have to get creative with the install!

  Apart from that, good price and free shipping rocks!

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  gturner on 19/01/2011 - 17:02

  i bought the apc12 for $50 more from bing lee around new years.
  This is rather small and would struggle to cool anything bigger than a very small room eg 3m x 3m, and even that on a very hot day!
  My advice, get one a little bigger

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    Associatedkridp @ Bing Lee on 19/01/2011 - 17:07

    gturner
    Thanks for the post. The APC12 is a $699 unit and I cant see where it was sold for $489. Are u sure u got it at Bing Lee for that price?

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      EnALup on 19/01/2011 - 18:50

      may be boxing day or new year sale. He may not have taken it on sale price ( no one does :) )

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      gturner on 20/01/2011 - 15:14

      yep, got it for $489 from a bing lee in sydney.
      cheers

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  Domingo on 19/01/2011 - 17:07

  I know of a building in the Melbourne CBD which is using portable air con units while the building system is under repair.

  They have a lot of them in the rec room and the exhaust pipes are heavily insulted in big springy silver tubes like in roof air conditioning insulation. Seemed to work reasonably effectively, but they had maybe 6 or 7 in a mid - large sized room.

  Ideally the solution would be a fixed system, but where that isn't possible these might be reasonable.

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    Associatedkridp @ Bing Lee on 19/01/2011 - 17:09

    We recommend a room no larger than 18sqm for this unit.

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      llama on 19/01/2011 - 17:35

      +1

      18sqm in Tasmania… but probably only 9sqm or less in Sydney or Brisbane unless it's got excellent insulation. It's only 9,000btu (2,400W), and that doesn't allow for the re-radiated heat from the vent.

      That said, they blow lovely cool air and are OK if they are blowing onto you. As a spot cooler these things are great (and what they are indended for) - I now use ours in my home office as a "super-cool fan" :-)

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  soulspawn on 19/01/2011 - 20:13

  for your consideration: http://www.productreview.com.au/showitem.php?item_id=73858