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Ideal for installation beneath a window Unit requires minimal installation space Fitted with a washable long-life filter Space-saving unit can be freestanding or wall-mounted Models range from 12,000 Btu/h to 24,000 Btu/hTop 10 Portable Air Conditioners imagePortable air conditioners are useful for cooling, and sometimes dehumidifying, small areas of the home or office. Portable air conditioners can supplement window units, and are often programmable to run...Read More about Top 10 Portable Air ConditionersPortable air conditioners vs window unitsAAPortable air conditioners sound like an easy solution for cooling a room that can't accommodate a window air conditioner, but many are returned by unhappy customers. So Consumer Reports tested 8 from Honeywell, Haier, Frigidaire and Sunpentown, ranging in price from $250 to more than $500.Consumer Reports used a special chamber to test their cooling power. The temperature outside is kept at 90 degrees, the humidity at 70 percent.

Inside, each air conditioner is set to 75 degrees. Strings of thermocouples record temperatures throughout the room. The results were disappointing. None of the units, not even the biggest ones, could get the test chamber below 80 degrees even after an hour and forty minutes.That was true even of the most expensive unit tested - the $550 Honeywell MM14CCS, which promises it "cools up to 550 square feet." It struggled to cool the test chamber, which is half that size. Consumer Reports' tests show window air conditioners are much more effective and they tend to cost less. Consumer Reports found several to recommend. Top-rated for larger rooms (350 to 650 square feet), the $350 LG LW1214ER. For medium-sized rooms (250 to 400 square feet), the LG LW8014ER for $240. And for smaller rooms (about 100 to 300 square feet), the $210 GE AEM05LS is a Consumer Reports Best Buy. Consumer Reports says be sure to pick the right size air conditioner for your space. If the unit is too small, your room won't get cool enough.

But an air conditioner that's too big may make it feel cold and clammy. Epub 2012 Feb 4.Batterman S1, Du L, Mentz G, Mukherjee B, Parker E, Godwin C, Chin JY, O'Toole A, Robins T, Rowe Z, Lewis T.Author information1School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2029, USA. stuartb@umich.eduAbstractThis study, a randomized controlled trial, evaluated the effectiveness of free-standing air filters and window air conditioners (ACs) in 126 low-income households of children with asthma. Households were randomized into a control group, a group receiving a free-standing HEPA filter placed in the child's sleeping area, and a group receiving the filter and a window-mounted AC. Indoor air quality (IAQ) was monitored for week-long periods over three to four seasons. High concentrations of particulate matter (PM) and carbon dioxide were frequently seen. When IAQ was monitored, filters reduced PM levels in the child's bedroom by an average of 50%. Filter use varied greatly among households and declined over time, for example, during weeks when pollutants were monitored, filter use was initially high, averaging 84±27%, but dropped to 63±33% in subsequent seasons.

In months when households were not visited, use averaged only 34±30%. Filter effectiveness did not vary in homes with central or room ACs. The study shows that measurements over multiple seasons are needed to characterize air quality and filter performance. The effectiveness of interventions using free-standing air filters depends on occupant behavior, and strategies to ensure filter use should be an integral part of interventions.PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS: Environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) increased particulate matter (PM) levels by about 14 μg/m3 and was often detected using ETS-specific tracers despite restrictions on smoking in the house as reported on questionnaires administered to caregivers. PM concentrations depended on season, filter usage, relative humidity, air exchange ratios, number of children, outdoor PM levels, sweeping/dusting, and presence of a central air conditioner (AC). Free-standing air filters can be an effective intervention that provides substantial reductions in PM concentrations if the filters are used.

However, filter use was variable across the study population and declined over the study duration, and thus strategies are needed to encourage and maintain use of filters. The variability in filter use suggests that exposure misclassification is a potential problem in intervention studies using filters. The installation of a room AC in the bedroom, intended to limit air exchange ratios, along with an air filter, did not lower PM levels more than the filter alone.© 2011 John Wiley & Sons A/S.PMID: 22145709 PMCID: PMC4233141 DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0668.2011.00761.x [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Free PMC ArticlePublication TypesRandomized Controlled TrialResearch Support, N.I.H., ExtramuralResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tMeSH TermsAir Conditioning*Air Pollution, Indoor/prevention & control*Asthma/etiology*ChildHumansModels, StatisticalParticulate Matter/analysis*SeasonsSubstancesParticulate MatterGrant SupportP30 ES017885/ES/NIEHS NIH HHS/United StatesR01 ES014566/ES/NIEHS NIH HHS/United StatesR01-ESO14566-01A1/PHS HHS/United StatesFull Text SourcesWileyEurope PubMed Central - Author ManuscriptIngenta plcOvid Technologies, Inc.PubMed Central - Author ManuscriptPubMed Central Canada - Author ManuscriptMedicalAsthma - MedlinePlus Health InformationAsthma in Children - MedlinePlus Health InformationIndoor Air Pollution - MedlinePlus Health Information