🌬️ Chill Out in Style!
The Prem-I-Air 15000 BTU Inverter Mobile Portable Split Air Conditioner combines powerful cooling with energy efficiency, offering a quiet operation and dual control for ultimate convenience. Ideal for both home and office use, it features a self-draining design and is easy to transport, making it the perfect solution for staying cool in any environment.
| Brand | Prem-i-air |
| Model Number | EH1413 |
| Colour | White |
| Product Dimensions | 51.2 x 24 x 45.2 cm; 42 kg |
| Capacity | 1.25 Tons |
| Power / Wattage | 9.66E+3 |
| Voltage | 230 Volts |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of Speeds | 3 |
| Special Features | Energy Saving Inverter Design, Quiet Operation, Dual Control with Timer Function, Self-Draining Design using External Condenser |
| Item Weight | 42 kg |
C**R
Looks clumsey and a little heavy, but certainly better than an full indoor unit.
Shame, and be difficult to do, but would be nice if external fan could be disconnected. Would help with storage and install
A**J
1500 btu Air-con
works great! Must be by a window or door to use, cools well though is best suited to a larger room, the inner unit is about as loud as a quiet fan an the outside is not much louder.
D**I
Bought the system directly with Prem I Air.nl in UK for 990 euro plus 99 euro shipment to Belgium
Low noise... good quality made in PRC product... this system is offered by different brands: Remko, Climabutler, Crown, Prem I Air... I work in a nursery home and we have 4 sets running for years... place it when you need it... store it in the winter time... easy covering of the needed opening in f.e. a sliding window... I fill the gap with isolations tubes and then firmly close the window as much as possible
A**A
Great unit, limited scope for use
Prem-I-Air is a good brand, I had a unit from them years ago and only replaced it because I wanted something more powerful, it lasted for years and was still going. This seems to be of the same build quality, it's solid.In terms of practicality, this unit should only be used downstairs as pictured in the product description, the outside module is heavy, bulky, and can't be "hung" from an upstairs window. This limits its practical useability somewhat, it's suitable only for single storey homes and businesses where a window or door is available which can be opened sufficiently to fit the outside box through where it can be safely extracted and placed on a stable surface outside. Of course it could be used to cool the downstairs of a multi story building, but heat rises, so downstairs is likely to be cooler already anyway. Also, this unit is about 50kg in total (both bits together), the practical limitations around getting it up and down stairs are not insignificant.When running, the inside unit is quiet and blasts some very cold air around, it does a great job. It's definitely powerful.I would recommend it, but only within its, in my view limited, scope of usage.
