Wall-Mounted Ductless Split Systems 115 Volt models
Wall-Mounted Ductless Split Systems 115 Volt models
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Dimensions
Height: 10 7/8
Depth: 7 1/8
Width: 33 1/4
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Features
- LCD wireless remote for each indoor unit and secured remote control holder
- 24-hour timer and sleep timer
- high, medium, low, quiet, plus autofan
- Auto, cool, dry (dehumidification) and fan only
- Long-life, washable air filters
- Continuous Air Sweep for even distribution of air throughout the room
- Auto-shut flaps close when unit is off for a sleeker appearance
- Auto-restart after power interruptions
- Remote controllers have four different transmitter codes to prevent unintentional adjustment or programming of nearby units when multiple units are installed
- Low temperature operation (See specifications)
Product Description
If you have one or more rooms without exterior walls or windows, a wall-mounted ductless split system will work beautifully. The indoor air handler is sleek, unobtrusive and quiet. You need only a 2 clearance from the ceiling, so youll have lots of placement options. All systems come with a remote control, so even units high on the wall are easy to operate. Theres also an optional wired, wall-mounted controller for models over 18000 Btu.
Specification
| General | |
| General | Air Circulation 329 cubic feet per minute |
| General | Moisture Removal 1.69 pints/hour |
| General | Operating Temperatures (Cooling, F) 60-115 |
| General | Performance Certifications AHRI, ETL, cETL |
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Proposition 65 Warning for California ResidentsFeatures
- LCD wireless remote for each indoor unit and secured remote control holder
- 24-hour timer and sleep timer
- high, medium, low, quiet, plus autofan
- Auto, cool, dry (dehumidification) and fan only
- Long-life, washable air filters
- Continuous Air Sweep for even distribution of air throughout the room
- Auto-shut flaps close when unit is off for a sleeker appearance
- Auto-restart after power interruptions
- Remote controllers have four different transmitter codes to prevent unintentional adjustment or programming of nearby units when multiple units are installed
- Low temperature operation (See specifications)