The Friedrich FPHW121A Floating Air Pro series Mini Split Air Conditioner System is a high-performance and energy-efficient cooling and heating system that provides maximum comfort and convenience for indoor spaces.
With a 12000 BTU cooling capacity and 13000 BTU heating capacity, this unit provides efficient temperature control ideal for rooms up to 550 square feet. It offers four cooling speeds and adjustable air direction while boasting a low decibel rating of 39 dBA, ensuring ultra-quiet operation that doesn't disturb the peace.
The Friedrich FPHW121A Mini Split System is Energy Star rated, meeting the strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency, making it an excellent choice for those who want to stay green. It features a programmable timer, letting users set their preferred temperature and scheduling for maximum energy savings.
This unit is a smart appliance equipped with Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing users to connect it to their home network, enabling them to control it remotely using either a mobile device or voice assistants. The remote control feature provides additional convenience and flexibility, making adjustments easy.
The Friedrich FPHW121A Mini Split System has a sleek and modern white design, fitting nicely into any interior décor. It uses R410A refrigerant, ensuring reliable and safe performance while the washable filter ensures a clean and healthy environment.
The unit has a maximum airflow of 424 CFM, yet it only weighs 131.00 lbs and consumes an average of 1130 watts, making it both powerful and energy-efficient. With an impressive SEER rating of 22, this unit delivers maximum efficiency and effectiveness while minimizing energy costs.
Overall, the Friedrich FPHW121A Floating Air Pro Mini Split System is an excellent choice for those looking for reliability, efficiency, and convenience. Its smart appliance features and programmable settings make it easy to use and monitor, adjusting it from anywhere, while the ultra-quiet operation ensures no disturbances.
