3k btu air conditioner

[pm_sam]

dear gentlemen & ladies.
can someone help me with my search on a 3k btu air conditioner,if there is such a thing.
i've searched high and low but can't find one.
i know nothing about what you are discussing in this forum but thought that maybe you guys can help.
may i take this moment to thank you for your help and time in advance.
paul.

[Argus]

3000 btu/hr is a little under 1 kW. That is exceptionally small for an AC machine.

I don't know of a commercial unit that small.
You can buy small portavble plug-in air con machines in most DIY sheds in the Uk, but they start at about 2.5kW.

It may help if you gave us an idea of what you want to do with it.
________
Mazda 929 coupe specifications

[jteixiera]

are u in america by a a/c small window unit loacal shops in the spring

[pm_sam]

thank you guys,
for answering to my message.
am in london,rent a small flat.
ac would be nice the smallest one in power.
for the living area.
many thanks for your time and help so far.
paul.

[pm_sam]

just a quick note
how many kw is there in a 6k btu ac
all help appreciated
paul.

[Argus]

1000 btu/hr = 293.071 Watts
________
buy glass bongs

[frank]

If you are living in a rented flat then you should be looking for something you can plug into the mains and take with you when you leave.
2 options come to mind
1 a portable or "mobile" unit
2 a "window rattler"

search the internet for portable air conditioning units

[pm_sam]

thanks for all the info guys
what's a window rattler.
help.
many thanks.
paul.

[Brian_UK]

thanks for all the info guys
what's a window rattler.
help.
many thanks.
paul.

It's an a/c unit that fits through the outside wall - outer section gets rid of the heat taken from inside.

[Alex Harvey]

A 'window rattler' is a slang term for what the manufacture would call a 'through the wall unit'. This is a self contained unit to fit through the wall or a slash window. Try visiting www.airconditionershack.co.uk and click on USA site for pictures.

There did use to be a 1kw / 3200btu monobloc portable air conditioner on the market made by GREE called the 4 in 1. But no longer manufactred.

Suggest you go for a 6000 btu monobloc portable unit, about the smallest available.

[frank]

or a slash window.

I think you mean a "sash" window

when I see the word "slash" I tend to make tracks towards the toilet

[Kylie]

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but I was wondering if anyone could answer my question below?

Is there a technical or brand name for a 'Window Rattler' unit - an example of model number would be great!

I'm referring to one that would be manufactured by Italian company Ariagel.

Thanks!

[Brian_UK]

According to the UK distributor for Ariagel they don't make a window rattler.

Using the power of Google had produced this...
http://www.ehsinternational.co.uk/we...l/ariagel.html

For some small pictures of the different types of AC units try here...

http://www.puravent.co.uk/products/d...ning_Types.htm

[Kylie]

According to the UK distributor for Ariagel they don't make a window rattler.

[links removed as I can't yet post a post that has any form of URL contained within!]

Thanks for getting back to me - its historical information I'm after really - at some point in history my company went direct to Ariagel in Italy so they could manufacture what my colleague refers to as 'Window Rattlers'; but he can't remember what they were officially referred to as.

Thank you once again for your help though!

[beagle]

"Window unit" should be sufficient for them to recognise the type of product you are trying to describe, the language barrier when dealing with Italians is always good fun!

[Kylie]

Thank you!

[Alex Harvey]

'Window rattler' is a slang term coming from the US back in the good old days, when the older type units did rattle. As as thet got older they rattled more.
It is understandable that if English is not the first language this terms does not mean anything.
Manufactures call this a 'through the wall unit' although mainly installed in a window application.
This website has some information if you page to the USA link. ( www.airconditionershack.co.uk )

[Gary]

Actually, in the USA we call them "window shakers".

[Alex Harvey]

Thanks for correction Gary. Lost in translation. Shake, rattle and role!