LG 5,000 BTU Window Air Conditioner, 115V, AC Window Unit Cools 150 Sq.Ft. (10' x 15' Room Size), Perfect for Bedrooms, Quiet AC with 2 Cooling & Fan Speeds, 2-Way Air Deflection, and Washable Filter

I am a little over a week in to this unit and can't find a single negative thing to say about itInstallation was not too difficult because I had a friend help me do the install as it is kind of heavy and bulky, plus I wanted it installed CORRECTLY.I can't get over how quiet this unit is and how well it cooks my retail bait and tackle store. When though it's a smaller, "mom and pop" type place, it cooled the whole shop off to a very comfortable 68 degrees F in about half an hour.The unit completely got rid of 95+% humidity inside the store within 45 minutes and I am very happy with it's ability to keep the place cool, dry, and shit if when it reaches the temp the unit is set at.Overall, I give it 5 stars. I took into account the cost, ease of install, and functionality. It checks every box I listed before making a decision on purchase. Other reviews were very good so I decided to retire my barely functioning 6k but Haier unit and I could not be happier.I will add to this review in a month and then again in, most likely, October. Which is the end of my season and need for the unit because here in NY. The weather tends to be more comfortable and the unit will not be needed.I will add, if you are on the fence between a unit that has less btu's and this one, go with the higher btu unit. It is definitely worth it and for a free extra dollars, you will not be disappointed!Any questions just ask.

IMPORTANT: After you receive your AC unit, or ANY refrigeration appliance, it is really mandatory to let the unit sit-UPRIGHT, for at least 6-8 hours, preferably overnight, to permit the Freon and oil in the system to settle “down” in the unit BEFORE you turn it on…. During shipping you do NOT know if the unit was transported on its side, or even upside down, otherwise, you WILL risk damaging the compressor….My first purchase of the LG LW6017R 6000 BTU unit was in June of 2000 which replaced a 17 YO Kelvinator 5000 BTU unit. I installed this in my kitchen window primarily to use as backup air conditioning when a Florida hurricane takes out the power. The 6000 BTU size is easily powered by my iGEN2500 inverter generator which also keeps the refrigerator, (beer), cold when the power dies. Recently, my home central AC died and since my air handler is in the attic – builder’s dumb design – I did not want to put good money after bad and spend THOUSANDS with replacing the AC system with the air handler in the attic. I just bought and installed two additional 6000 BTU units; one in my bedroom and the other in the living room. My bedroom window opening was 46 inches wide and the supplied “accordion” side panels would not extend wide enough to block the sides of the AC unit. For the living room window, I “could” have used the accordion panels, but, I wanted to make the installation more “permanent” and I cut pieces of wood for the side panels for both the bedroom and living room installs with pictures showing the final installation. As the units have a cheap, plastic air filter, I also added cut pieces of the white/blue filter material, WHITE SIDE OUT - air input, (ASIN B0DHNBGSXV), and with using the hook side of adhesive Velcro strips, I was able to use this white/blue filter material to ensure a proper air filtration that will keep the evaporator coils clean. See pix. The bedroom and kitchen units provide COLD air with the units cycling during the day. The thermocouple meter shows a 45.1 degree output air temp with a 28.1 degree temperature differential, which is GREAT. The living room unit cools a larger area and with recent 97 degree Florida HEAT, this unit’s compressor runs most of the day. In 95-97 degree heat, my three day electric cost @ $0.14/KWH, for ALL THREE UNITS, was only ~$6.00 or about $2.00 per day, (BR=$0.42/DAY, KIT=$0.45/DAY, and LR=$1.13/DAY)…. You can’t beat that with a stick ;-) As air conditioning is really mandatory in Florida, I am happy as a cool clam without breaking the bank. The remotes are IR which lets you remotely adjust settings individually where an RF remote would definitely cause problems in adjusting an individual unit’s settings. Overall, with the features and performance of these LG units, I can totally recommend these units for keeping your cool for minimal cost….

Ive been working on a project turning my 1950s aristocrat camper into a modern smart home. This is the smallest window AC I could find online and so far I love this lil guy!! LG is pretty legit. I was able to install it in the utility door on my classic Aristocrat camper on a slide out tray. I was limited by the size of my utility door so I had to do some adjustments but its perfect now. I also have an ecoflow battery and solar setup so no matter where Im parked I am finally able after all these years to run a "real" ac unit. If no solar then I have the car battery amp that will charge the camper battery in 2hrs. This new battery tech is amazing!! Just finished my sun shade too and wow now my lil ac unit isnt working nearly as hard to cool things down. FYI Ive gone to the Utah desert in summer and in direct sunlight mid afternoon with no sun cover the ac would keep my 200sq camper space at the low/mid 90s. If Im shaded it will knock it down 20 degrees. For reference the camper isnt insulated at all kinda a bummer but if I didnt have anything cooling it down it has gone above 140! Its a perfect lil oven. Everything melts at that point. Not having a good time. lol If you know you know.. this is a game changer for me! and I also got 4 small 4watt clip fans and they have really helped move the cold air around. All I need now is a starlink to check in with loved ones and maybe some netflix... PARADISE!