Meaco - MeacoCool MC Series Pro 10000
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"Essential for the hot summers we have now. ... And essential for me. I work in a 2x3m hand build (and very well insulated) garden office. Once the ambient temperature is high, I'm sweating in there. It's bliss with it on."
"We can chill the room to a temperature that I need the duvet and jammies to sleep in a heat wave."
"it makes all these hot days bearable if not downright chilly wherever it’s installed (we have one in bedroom as well)."
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"However they are portable and easy to store elsewhere in winter"
"Bring it into the back bedroom some nights too."
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"it's absolutely transformed my summer sleep quality."
"We can chill the room to a temperature that I need the duvet and jammies to sleep in a heat wave."
"our bedroom was a cool 19°c when downstairs was 28°c."
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"the kit with outs is like a big Velcro on sock with zips so you can really fit it to the window. ... Our window opens outward but vertically but there’s a massive amount of excess material that I’m fairly certain it could fit all sorts of combos of shape."
"It came with two different window kits, so hopefully one of them will work."
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"My Meaco costs about £1.5 a day (it runs 15 minutes per hour from 7am to 10pm), and considering we have maybe 10 proper heatwave days per month, and only 3 months of summer where these heatwaves can happen, that's totally worth it."
"I run mine 15 minutes per hour from 7am to 10pm. Then outside temperatures tend to drop below inside temperatures. You don't have to have it on literally all day for it to work. I think I've paid maybe £10 so far this summer to not feel the heatwaves at all."
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"Noisy bet pretty effective. ... doubt you could sleep with it on unless you are used to 747 on take off levels of noise."
"It is very loud though so we cool the room down before bed and it tends to stay cool."
"It's noisy though. Sleeping with it on isn't the easiest"
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"had amazingly cold air blowing out the front for around 30 seconds, then it sounded like the compressor kicked in, and it completely reversed, with hot air coming out the front, and the cold air going out the window. Repeatable every single time."
"We used to have a Meaco one from Costco within that price range, and that broke within a year."
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"Did end up buying a longer exhaust hose as the one provided is on the short side."
"a pain to get the hose out of the room"
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"had amazingly cold air blowing out the front for around 30 seconds, then it sounded like the compressor kicked in, and it completely reversed, with hot air coming out the front, and the cold air going out the window. Repeatable every single time."
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"the window kit is a bit of a faff"
BlueChickenBandit 0.3Those Meaco units are great! I bought the 10000BTU unit to cool the house as we have a baby, the baby doesn't like it for some reason and prefers to sleep without it. My win though as our bedroom was a cool 19°c when downstairs was 28°c. I think A/C will be pretty standard in the UK in 5/10 years time.
Calm-Ad-7050 0.3I have one, got it from costco its on the louder side but in terms of everything else cant fault it cools my room down nicely. Did end up buying a longer exhaust hose as the one provided is on the short side.
dorset_is_beautiful 0.3I bought a meaco 10K BTU one last year which triggered the coldest wettest summer for ages 😂 Luckily I fooled the weather by getting one that could heat as well as cool. I put some insulation over the exhaust hose to reduce the radiant heat from that, and cobbled together a window board that slots into an open casement window, and seals pretty well. The hose attaches to a 150mm ducting 'wall kit' from toolstation which in turn is vented out through the board. The unit itself does not get hot, other than the hose. And yes single hose is less efficient than dual, but that's all we can get here so... shrug.
JamesH93 0.3Meaco have an eBay store where they sell "refurbished" units, I bought a 10,000 BTU model for £160 a few months ago, with 2 year warranty. As far as I could see it was brand new.
Zeratul_Artanis 0.3Ive got a Meaco 10kBTU and love it.
ad3z10 0.1Nabbed one from them on a Black Friday deal a couple of years ago and it's absolutely transformed my summer sleep quality. Having solar panels on the house also minimises the energy costs beyond a quick burst in the evening to cool the room before going to bed.
AgentPegging 0.1If that's a meaco you can 3d print an adapter and add a second hose to make it more effective https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdH85QtD/
bluejackmovedagain 0.1I have a Meaco one that's pretty good. It came with two different window kits, so hopefully one of them will work.
Creative-Job7462 0.1I've got a Meaco dehumidifier and now a Meaco AC, my Meaco collection is growing. Is that the stream deck buttons next to your keyboard? Can you provide a link to that digital time thingy you have on your desk.
FrosenPuddles 0.1My Meaco costs about £1.5 a day (it runs 15 minutes per hour from 7am to 10pm), and considering we have maybe 10 proper heatwave days per month, and only 3 months of summer where these heatwaves can happen, that's totally worth it.
I run mine 15 minutes per hour from 7am to 10pm. Then outside temperatures tend to drop below inside temperatures. You don't have to have it on literally all day for it to work. I think I've paid maybe £10 so far this summer to not feel the heatwaves at all.
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