Will this 12,000 btu unit fit in a window 39" wide?
1643353
Product dimensions are 20.9 x 19.7 x 14.8 inches, so yes it will go in there easily and it comes with dress fillers for each side. I mounted it through a hole in the wall and then built a nice frame around it, as well.
1643354
Oops, should have specified: the actual unit is only about 19" wide. Then you pull out the side panels to the width of the window (in your case, 39", in my case, 49").
1643355
It's max window use is technically 36", obviously you could get some ply wood and paint and get creative to fill your gaps
1643356
Yes for sure!My window is about 32" (odd size cause its old house) and its fits fine and the side covers that cover the left over space on each side will have enough to stretch out and seal up the window opening. There's a lot more area they can cover if they need to stretch out further so you should be good.Also,I have had it since before last summer and it still blows VERY cold and works GREAT!!!
121042
the front of the unit is 14.5 inches, the flange that holds it into the window, is another,1.5 inches on both sides. if you slide the unit into the opening, it will fit if you don't have to slide it further than the flange. there is also about a 1/2 inch flange on the top.
1653746
will fit standard double hung window between width 23 to 36 inches 13 minimal height not so big !
2057751
Yes, it shouldn't be a problem to use this unit in a window that's 24.25 wide, that's a side to side opening. I just measured mine, the actually unit is only 23 1/4 inches wide total on the inside and even less on the outside, that is without the side panels. If your window opening is 24.25, it would be a tight fit, which sounds almost ideal to me.
1613320
Probably too big . The best way is measure your window , that is what I did .The company gives you the size
877553
My unit is 34 by 34 inches and it works fine. My fan opening is only 27" square and that's the important factor. There are stretch cords to keep it in place
1852463
I measured my unit and it is 19" wide by 12" tall so in my opinion it would not fit. The 19" is just the unit leaving no room on either side also. I hope this helps!
108889
Hi Steve. I measured my AC from the outside of the window (from the frame of the window glass) to the edge of my AC, and it is 10.5 inches. The whole unit is about 15 inches in depth, from the front control panel to the outside edge, with about 4" sits inside the house. You should have no problem fitting it in. I have 2 of them to do about 500 sq. feet, and I have to shut them off some times because the work to well. (One of them is in a kitchen!!) I hope this helps. If you have more questions, have Amazon email me again. Thanks. Leo
2180981
Your window is more that enough wide: it should be at least 19". The height is 14".
223298
No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage
1864760
Hello.. the window MAXIMUM should be 23 since the size of the actual unit is 16". Meaning it comes with expanders. @@" wide window is a typical window and this will fit like a glove. Happy shopping
2057752
Seems like you've answered your own question. Yes, you should be get the unit into that size window without the side curtains. Will probably have to fabricate your own weather proofing for the sides.
234452
I don't think so. You should search for an air conditioner to fit those dimensions. Should be able to search directly in amazon. The side frame will definitely not be wide enough with this model.
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I would have to disassemble mine to tell you for sure, but I am getting this info from Home Depot's web site: 46 in. extended window exhaust kit http://www.homedepot.com/p/Haier-10-000-BTU-Portable-Air-Conditioner-with-Dehumidifer-and-Remote-CPN10XCJ/202675404#.Uapx0UDVDTo
1441903
No. It's too small. Use this calculator to determine the BTU required for your room:http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html
574925
Yes, it will fit a fifteen-foot-wide opening with more than thirteen feet to spare.Suggestion: If you need additional cooling, you can also add additional units to each side (up to a maximum of 8-10 units). Aside from BEING cool, it also LOOKS really cool. Depends on your personal tastes, of course, but in my own 15'-wide window, my array of six side-by-side units looks totally awesome.
185230
I have casement windows, and this unit fits fine. For the top of the unit that is exposed to the open outside, I placed a flexible, inexpensive insulation board, cut to size with an exacto blade. The unit fits a 14" inch casement window just fine.