Here are some general guidelines for what BTU you’ll need depending on your room size, says Schwartz: 150 to 350 square feet: 5,000 to ... mentioning this LG window air conditioner with manual ...

For a budget option, we recommend the LG LP0621WSR Portable Air Conditioner. It'll save you about $230, but you'll sacrifice some cooling power, and it's not wifi-enabled. Compared to window ACs ...

An air conditioner that’s too small will ... or office of 100 to 250 square feet probably needs a window unit between 5,000 and 6,500 Btu. A larger bedroom or playroom that’s between 250 ...

Just like a traditional air conditioner, a smart air conditioner goes in your window ... consider LG's Dual Inverter smart air conditioners. These models range in size from a 9,500-BTU model ...

A small room, like an office, may only need a small air conditioner with a cooling capacity of 5,000 to 6,500 British thermal ...

Of the four smart units that I tested, the LG LP1419IVSM 10,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner ... s exhaust hose and window panels pack away neatly in the sleek white housing’s built-in storage.

Just because you can't afford a remodeled condo doesn't mean you have to skimp on gadgets. Here are some tips for making your new home a tech-centric haven. PCMag PCMag.com and PC Magazine are ...

A small bedroom (think 10 feet by 10 feet with an 8-foot ceiling) will be fine with a sub-5,000 BTU AC. Double the size of the room and you should double the number of BTUs needed.

The Midea MAW05M1WWT is a 5,000 BTU window air conditioner that covers up to 150 square feet of room. This is considered a smart air conditioner. It has two cooling modes, two fan speeds ...

the Hisense AW1021CW1W 10,000 BTU window air conditioner is pretty standard fare. Measuring 18.9″w” in width, 14.6″ in height and 21.9″ in depth, it is white in colour. As for the weight ...

We suggest you not to go running around looking for the best prices and air conditioner models ... you'll get that precise degree of warmth. From LG to Samsung to Hitachi, there is no dearth ...

Death is a near-certainty if the body’s temperature reaches 44 °C (112 °F), though in one rare case, a patient in a coma survived a body temperature of 46.5 °C (115.7 °F). Thankfully ...