Window Air Conditioners

If you don’t have access to central air, a window air conditioner is an efficient and cost-effective way to cool your home. Most window AC units are quick to install (like in-wall conditioners), but they also allow for easy removal, so you can store them out of the way during colder winter months. Since you’ll need to position your window AC in a window frame, you may want to explore additional support brackets and other air conditioner accessories to ensure your device is safe and secure. If your home is sectioned off, the best location for your window unit air conditioner may be your bedroom, office, living room or other areas you spend the majority of your time. But you can also pair your small window air conditioner with a fan to help spread the cool air throughout your house. Another option is to keep your window air conditioner where you need it most and invest in a portable air conditioner to take with you as you move to other areas — just note that many portable ACs may require window access as well. Ultimately, the best window air conditioner for you will be one that provides you with maximum cooling for your unique space.

Window units come in a variety of styles and designs, so you can get the most out of your purchase. If you have a sliding or casement window, you’ll want to make sure to invest in a vertical window air conditioner or a sliding window air conditioner so you can secure your AC unit and keep warm air out. You can also find a window AC unit with heat capabilities, so you can warm up and cool your room with one device for every season. If you want to avoid buying a noisy machine, you can find quiet window air conditioners to keep your home comfortable without the excess noise. The best window AC units may also come with various useful features, including wireless connectivity, filter indicator lights, remote control capabilities and more. And why not keep your electricity bill low with an ENERGY STAR certified window air conditioner? These window AC units can save you money and energy, while helping reduce harmful effects on the environment. If you’re interested in other devices that can help you minimize your carbon footprint, check out our discover and learn center for more tips.