What are the actual dimensions of this unit? null

Hey Monica! This 117lbs A/C dimensions are 23-5/8" (width), 17-25/32" (height), and 27-13/32" (depth). I hope this helps! -Thanks-

The actual dimensions for this product are 17.8 H x 27.4 D x 23.6 inches.

23.5" wide x 18" high x 28" deep. It's over 120lbs, and sticks out of the window quite a bit. Definitely requires a bracket to support the chassis. I bought this 15k BTU air conditioner for a 450 sq. ft. studio apt. It should have been overkill cooling capacity given the specs, but I find that it is just enough cooling with it and my ceiling fan operating simultaneously at 60°, Eco mode. I have only tested this mode during 90°+ heat with windows unshaded, so can't really offer opinion on the performance of other modes. Under these conditions, the lowest temperature the AC remote ever read was 74°. Hope this helps...

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Hey Monica! This 117lbs A/C dimensions are 23-5/8" (width), 17-25/32" (height), and 27-13/32" (depth). I hope this helps! -Thanks-
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The actual dimensions for this product are 17.8 H x 27.4 D x 23.6 inches.
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23.5" wide x 18" high x 28" deep. It's over 120lbs, and sticks out of the window quite a bit. Definitely requires a bracket to support the chassis. I bought this 15k BTU air conditioner for a 450 sq. ft. studio apt. It should have been overkill cooling capacity given the specs, but I find that it is just enough cooling with it and my ceiling fan operating simultaneously at 60°, Eco mode. I have only tested this mode during 90°+ heat with windows unshaded, so can't really offer opinion on the performance of other modes. Under these conditions, the lowest temperature the AC remote ever read was 74°. Hope this helps...
Answered by Wendy 6 years ago
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