FAQs
A 14000 btu air conditioner is a type of portable air conditioning unit that uses about 1/14th of the energy needed to run a standard central air conditioner.
In the 1970s, scientists discovered that most homes use more than 150000 BTUs per hour when running their air conditioners. They found that this was due to inefficient cooling systems.
No, a 14000 btu air conditioner will not cool your home faster than a traditional central air conditioner. A 14000 btu air conditioner simply runs at a lower temperature setting.
No, a 14000 btu air conditioner will keep your home comfortable without making it feel like you're living inside a freezer.
Yes, a 14000 btu air conditioner costs less to operate than a traditional central air conditioner. Because they don't have all the extra parts required to make a central air conditioner function efficiently, 14000 btu air conditioners require less electricity to run.
Your neighbor's house should be slightly warmer than yours. That's because he has a larger home and therefore needs more heat to stay warm.
You'll probably want to replace your current filter every month. If you live in an area where dust levels are high, you may want to replace your filter more frequently.
Most manufacturers recommend choosing a model based on the square footage of your home. For instance, a 3200 sq ft home would likely need a 4500 btu air conditioner.
To determine whether a 14000 btu air conditioner is right for you, take into account the following factors:
Unlike a central air conditioner, a 14000 btu air conditioner doesn't require any special maintenance. All you need to do is clean out the condenser coil once a year.
A 14000 btu air conditioner measures approximately 18" wide x 24" deep x 48" tall.
