| Manufacturer | Dreo |
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| Part Number | DR-HAC002 |
| Item Weight | 56.5 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 18.81 x 22.99 x 13.97 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | DR-HAC002 |
| Size | 8000 BTU |
| Color | White |
| Style | Air Conditioner |
| Material | Metal |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 115 |
| Wattage | 115 |
| Installation Method | Window |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Sound Level | 42 dB |
| Certification | Energy Star |
| Special Features | Inverter Compressor, Dehumidifier, Fast Cooling |
| Included Components | Window air conditioner, Remote control, Foam seal, Security bracket, Screw, Plasticene |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | 12-month default warranty. Extendable up to 30 months by registering your product. |
| Capacity | 1 Cubic Feet |
| Floor Area | 350 Square Feet |
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Product Description
Bring a Cooling Breeze into Your Room
 Window Air Conditioner |  Portable Air Conditioners |  Portable Air Conditioners |  Evaporative Air Cooler |  Evaporative Air Cooler | |
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BTU
| 8,000 BTU | 12,000 BTU | 12,000 BTU | - | - |
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Refrigerant
| R32 | R32 | R32 | - | - |
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Recommended Applicable Area
| Cools up to 350 Sq Ft | Cools up to 350 Sq Ft | Cools up to 350 Sq Ft | - | - |
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Height
| 23" | 28" | 28" | 40" | 40" |
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Modes
| 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
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Noise Level
| 42dB | 46dB | 46dB | 35 dB | 35 dB |
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Oscillation
| - | 60° Up and down | 60° Up and down | 80° Right and Left | 80° Right and Left |
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Timer
| 24 Hours | 24 Hours | 24 Hours | 1-7 Hours | 1-7 Hours |
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Rated Power
| 740 Watts | 1500 Watts | 24 Hours | 50 Watts | 50 Watts |
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Input
| AC 115V 60Hz | AC 120V 60Hz | AC 120V 60Hz | AC 120V 60Hz | AC 120V 60Hz |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| cooling power | 8000 btus | 12000 btus | 10000 btus | 8000 btus | 6000 btus | 8000 btus |
| floor area | 350 square feet | 550 square feet | 450 square feet | 350 square feet | 250 square feet | 350 square feet |
| control method | remote | voice | voice | voice | remote | touch |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| number of speeds | — | 4 | 4 | 4 | 3 | — |
| special feature | Dehumidifier, Inverter Compressor, Fast Cooling, Inverter Compressor | Fast Cooling, Dehumidifier, Dust Filter | Fast Cooling, Dehumidifier, Dust Filter | Fast Cooling, Dehumidifier, Dust Filter | LED Display, Dehumidifier, Remote Controlled, Filter Light Reminder | Google Assistant |
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from customer: So i was hesitant to buy this but after using it i was happy i did. I need an ac unit just for one room instead of using my central system which was used for my entire house. With summer coming up i need it to put in my garage so the kids can play. Was easy to install. Doesn’t take along time to cool down the room. Value for money if you ask me. Does not make any loud sound.See more Posts >
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Manufacturer honors warranty!
We bought 5 of these last year and have been very impressed with the quality. They are super efficient and quiet compared to a traditional window air conditioner.Living in the south we appreciate how well they remove moisture from the air and the constant cooling adjusting to demand is much more comfortable the a traditional cycling system.I've read many reviews before buying these and I read a few with other reviewers mentioning noise. These are inverter air conditioners which are much quieter than a traditional window unit. However they are still an air conditioner and do make noise.If you've ever heard the outside unit of a ductless mini split they are about as noisy as those, compressor wise. They produce less fan noise than a ductless mini split outdoor unit fan wise.These have two fan motors, one for the indoor section (evaporator) and the other one for the outdoor section (condenser). Being inverter both of these fans run at variable speeds based on demand so the fan noise is pretty minimal.The compressor does vibrate a little bit, much less than a traditional unit though. At certain frequencies the vibration produces lower tones which depending on your window and room may be annoying to some.Our previous house had a ductless heat pump and we're used to the noise and it never has bothered us.Out of the 5 units we bought we've had one fail so far. Ironically the failed unit was the one that gets the least usage.We turned it on when the weather started warming up and the condenser and evaporator fans worked fine. The compressor however wouldn't start. After 20 minutes or so "f6" appeared on the display. We contacted Dreo and they said they're no longer selling these so they'd refund our money.We are very happy with Dreo, a lot of companies try not to honor their warranties these days but these guys are stand up.Since I had nothing to lose I decided to do ab autopsy on the unit and see if I could figure out what failed. Having an electronics background I was hopeful it'd be something with the inverter circuitry.If you run into a similar situation and have electronics knowledge it's actually a really easy fix. After opening the unit up, the inverter/power supply is all on one board. After checking as I went along I found it was the integrated power management chip that failed. In fact it was easy to identify as it burned. I did a search and found one online for $11 shipped. It took a while coming from China but it was worth a try. I believe the chip had an internal defect that caused the failure. It burned on the supply power pin. Since the compressor resistance was equal on all the windings and the winding insulation checked out I was certain the compressor didn't cause the chip to fail. The attached photos show the IPM chip that failed, IPM1.If you don't have electronics knowledge and proper tools it's better to pay someone who does since this chip is part of the high voltage system and it takes some skill to remove the old and solder in the new one.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
Style: Air ConditionerVerified Purchase
We bought 5 of these last year and have been very impressed with the quality. They are super efficient and quiet compared to a traditional window air conditioner.
Living in the south we appreciate how well they remove moisture from the air and the constant cooling adjusting to demand is much more comfortable the a traditional cycling system.
I've read many reviews before buying these and I read a few with other reviewers mentioning noise. These are inverter air conditioners which are much quieter than a traditional window unit. However they are still an air conditioner and do make noise.
If you've ever heard the outside unit of a ductless mini split they are about as noisy as those, compressor wise. They produce less fan noise than a ductless mini split outdoor unit fan wise.
These have two fan motors, one for the indoor section (evaporator) and the other one for the outdoor section (condenser). Being inverter both of these fans run at variable speeds based on demand so the fan noise is pretty minimal.
The compressor does vibrate a little bit, much less than a traditional unit though. At certain frequencies the vibration produces lower tones which depending on your window and room may be annoying to some.
Our previous house had a ductless heat pump and we're used to the noise and it never has bothered us.
Out of the 5 units we bought we've had one fail so far. Ironically the failed unit was the one that gets the least usage.
We turned it on when the weather started warming up and the condenser and evaporator fans worked fine. The compressor however wouldn't start. After 20 minutes or so "f6" appeared on the display. We contacted Dreo and they said they're no longer selling these so they'd refund our money.
We are very happy with Dreo, a lot of companies try not to honor their warranties these days but these guys are stand up.
Since I had nothing to lose I decided to do ab autopsy on the unit and see if I could figure out what failed. Having an electronics background I was hopeful it'd be something with the inverter circuitry.
If you run into a similar situation and have electronics knowledge it's actually a really easy fix. After opening the unit up, the inverter/power supply is all on one board. After checking as I went along I found it was the integrated power management chip that failed. In fact it was easy to identify as it burned. I did a search and found one online for $11 shipped. It took a while coming from China but it was worth a try.
I believe the chip had an internal defect that caused the failure. It burned on the supply power pin. Since the compressor resistance was equal on all the windings and the winding insulation checked out I was certain the compressor didn't cause the chip to fail. The attached photos show the IPM chip that failed, IPM1.
If you don't have electronics knowledge and proper tools it's better to pay someone who does since this chip is part of the high voltage system and it takes some skill to remove the old and solder in the new one.
Living in the south we appreciate how well they remove moisture from the air and the constant cooling adjusting to demand is much more comfortable the a traditional cycling system.
I've read many reviews before buying these and I read a few with other reviewers mentioning noise. These are inverter air conditioners which are much quieter than a traditional window unit. However they are still an air conditioner and do make noise.
If you've ever heard the outside unit of a ductless mini split they are about as noisy as those, compressor wise. They produce less fan noise than a ductless mini split outdoor unit fan wise.
These have two fan motors, one for the indoor section (evaporator) and the other one for the outdoor section (condenser). Being inverter both of these fans run at variable speeds based on demand so the fan noise is pretty minimal.
The compressor does vibrate a little bit, much less than a traditional unit though. At certain frequencies the vibration produces lower tones which depending on your window and room may be annoying to some.
Our previous house had a ductless heat pump and we're used to the noise and it never has bothered us.
Out of the 5 units we bought we've had one fail so far. Ironically the failed unit was the one that gets the least usage.
We turned it on when the weather started warming up and the condenser and evaporator fans worked fine. The compressor however wouldn't start. After 20 minutes or so "f6" appeared on the display. We contacted Dreo and they said they're no longer selling these so they'd refund our money.
We are very happy with Dreo, a lot of companies try not to honor their warranties these days but these guys are stand up.
Since I had nothing to lose I decided to do ab autopsy on the unit and see if I could figure out what failed. Having an electronics background I was hopeful it'd be something with the inverter circuitry.
If you run into a similar situation and have electronics knowledge it's actually a really easy fix. After opening the unit up, the inverter/power supply is all on one board. After checking as I went along I found it was the integrated power management chip that failed. In fact it was easy to identify as it burned. I did a search and found one online for $11 shipped. It took a while coming from China but it was worth a try.
I believe the chip had an internal defect that caused the failure. It burned on the supply power pin. Since the compressor resistance was equal on all the windings and the winding insulation checked out I was certain the compressor didn't cause the chip to fail. The attached photos show the IPM chip that failed, IPM1.
If you don't have electronics knowledge and proper tools it's better to pay someone who does since this chip is part of the high voltage system and it takes some skill to remove the old and solder in the new one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023
Style: Air ConditionerVerified Purchase
I bought this unit about a year ago. It is super quiet. I've had window units before that sounded like freight trains. This one makes a whisper. And it gets VERY cold. It's probably a little more BTU than needed for my bedroom, but I wanted the inverter technology for the quiet operation.
Unfortunately the unit stopped cooling quite as well and became louder than it should have been. When I registered the AC, that extended my warranty to 30 months at no charge, so I contacted Dreo support. They asked me a few questions, had me send a quick video so they could hear the noise, and then shipped a new unit to me. I just got the replacement today, and it's installed, and quietly freezing me out of my room again. 😁
I appreciate their prompt support and the great warranty. I don't know any other companies giving 30 months warranties on their window units for free!
If I had to offer one criticism, it is the remote. I really wish it the display screen was backlit, or at least that the buttons would light up. It's hard to see the screen at night if you need to make any changes to the settings. But that is a minor inconvenience that I will happily put up with for a unit that is this quiet and operates so well.
Unfortunately the unit stopped cooling quite as well and became louder than it should have been. When I registered the AC, that extended my warranty to 30 months at no charge, so I contacted Dreo support. They asked me a few questions, had me send a quick video so they could hear the noise, and then shipped a new unit to me. I just got the replacement today, and it's installed, and quietly freezing me out of my room again. 😁
I appreciate their prompt support and the great warranty. I don't know any other companies giving 30 months warranties on their window units for free!
If I had to offer one criticism, it is the remote. I really wish it the display screen was backlit, or at least that the buttons would light up. It's hard to see the screen at night if you need to make any changes to the settings. But that is a minor inconvenience that I will happily put up with for a unit that is this quiet and operates so well.
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