Will a window air conditioner run on this?
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John, thank you for your interest in the TLP825. The TLP825 has a 15 amp 120V AC circuit and will support up to 1800 watts. If your window air conditioner is at or under these power requirements, it will work with the TLP825. For confirmation or if you have any additional questions, please reach out to our Chicago-based Presales Applications team at (773)869.1773.
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Portable units generally use more power than window units so yes, your best bet to run it low if you are going to go with this one. I found window units to be much more cooling overall, though don't know the exact comparison in costs as I have lived in rental units that had a flat fee for a/c units in the summer regardless of the model.
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Apart from possible stability issues, e.g., the rubber feet are attached to the (horizontal) bottom, there should be no problems. Cooling air flows from along the front/back axis, so that should work fine.
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Yes we use ours on a window swaper. Just run motor & pump wires to the thermostat then from thermostat to 120 volt power.
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The quick answer is no, not without modifying the hose attachment or the window. But this unit has a more serious problem. Mine quit running at less than one year of use. I have just ordered another unit, This time going with a brand name I know, Honeywell.
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I can only say it definitely will run your air conditioner. Mine works very good with air conditioner, electric water heater, refrigerator and any other electric that I have on. I can only guess the choke may have not been opened. 30 amps is surely enough for a small trailer. Wish I could give more help, as it sure should not overload.
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If it is very hot then this fan will only move the hot air around. You'll probably still need a small A/C unit.
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If you can wire it in it will. I've used it for years with a swamp cooler I have in the window
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Yes, it will work. However, it is really made to get much cooler results - I use it for a floral cooler and keep it at 38 degrees and I think it can go lower than that if needed. It does take some re-wiring which my husband did so I can't help you there. I am not sure it would be worth the investment unless you plan on keeping it that low as it still requires being attached to an air conditioner. Your best bet might be to buy a better air conditioner.
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Depends on your definition of "runs" and "air conditioner." Can it run an air conditioner indefinitely? No... Not a chance. Can you hook it up to a deep cycle battery and run it for a little while. Maybe. It depends on the Air Conditioner. As SMALL window AC has a 500 watt draw. So for every hour you run a AC you have to spend 5 hours charging it... under ideal conditions. AC for an entire home will be 3000 watts. Can you run that at all? No. You are limited by the inverter at that point which tops out at 1500 Watts (3000 Watts surge)
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it would run quite a bit and like the other answer depends on other factors. they are not cost effective when running all the time. if it is a one room closed off it probably will work for you
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Exhausting into the same room would defeat the purpose of running the air conditioner. It has a feature specifically for dehumidification, that can be shut off, but by running the air conditioner it will somewhat dehumidify anyway. Also, be aware that this unit is REALLY weak. It does not work very well, at all. Has difficulty cooling even a very small space. Window shaker style AC unit work much better.
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Yes, that would be no problem. It would run cooler so you can have higher wattage if you wished.
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Yes it will, that is exactly what I have mine setup for. You may want to invest in a higher quality (quieter) 24v fan to cool it though, as it is quite loud right out of the box.
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I have a window that goes up and down. Depending on how tall your window is, it would work. If it is a window on floor level, I don't think I would use this cooler with those types of windows.
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If you have a hole in your wall of the right size, yes. That's what I've done, in a small window - window removed and framed up the hole to fit this unit. It's not exactly the same as a wall unit - the kind with a small separate air unit in the room, connected to a larger outside unit. Those need only small holes to pass through the refrigerant lines and such. Those are much more expensive, are quieter, and generally higher capacity. This one is just a big old window unit. Cools well, but is noisy. And keep in mind that this unit is 220 volt. Can't just plug it in to a wall socket.
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I would say yes, but it depends on how many AMPs are required to run the fan?