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We heated up a climate-controlled room to 92 degrees to test portable air conditioners. After the room reaches 92 degrees, we turn off the heat and turn on a portable hungry device with cool mode cool mode, medium fan speed and 68 degree temperature. We run the section for 2 hours and 30 minutes and repeat the same test to division twice twice. Then we use the information collected during tests to measure two things:
- How often in 5% of the portable air conditioner keeps the room within 5% of 68 degrees
- How consistent in the room is maintained in the room within 5% of the lowest temperature of the hungry unit
After we have this information, we compare the results from between sections to see the temperature set for the longest time. We also look at the longest time to keep the lowest temperature. We did this we could watch a section not reached 68 degrees in the allotted time, how consistently the lowest temperatures were maintained. The higher the percentage of the percentage would be how good the section.
When you look at the performance, the units we test are not the same features, so the direct performance comparisons are not the only thing we think when it comes to the best portable air conditioning list. We also consider the unit characteristics and other options and other options to determine the total value.
Almost different sizes and opportunities do not draw direct performance comparisons, compared to 12,000-BTU MIDEE MAP14HS1TBL 5500-BTU Frigiadane FHPC082AC1. For this reason, we compared the performance results in two groups based on the scope. In particular, small Midea, Black + Decker, Frangidaire, hurricane and ge fashion models (which cover up to 350 square feet of all) and compared to the larger Black + Decker, LG and MIDEE models (500 to 550 from 550 cover areas).
