Olimpia Splendid 1960 01960 Dolceclima Compact 8 P Portable Air Conditioner
Experience comfort and sophistication with the Olimpia Splendid 1960 01960 Dolceclima Compact 8 P Portable Air Conditioner, a unit that goes beyond cooling to elevate your space. Designed in Italy, this sleek white air conditioner offers a blend of style and functionality.
Main Features:
- Cooling Power: With 8000 BTU/h, enjoy rapid cooling to create the perfect ambiance.
- Dehumidifier: Say goodbye to excess moisture with the built-in dehumidifier function.
- Energy Efficiency: Rated 5 Star Energy Star, this unit ensures optimal performance with minimal energy consumption.
- Quiet Operation: Operates at a low noise level of 63 dB, allowing you to relax undisturbed.
- Environmentally Friendly: Utilizing R-290 Gas, a natural refrigerant with minimal impact on global warming.
- User-Friendly: Control the air conditioner effortlessly with the remote control and digital touch display.
- Convenient Functions: Easily adjust settings for fan speed, dehumidification, auto mode, sleep mode, and turbo mode.
Elevate your cooling experience with the Olimpia Splendid 1960 01960 Dolceclima Compact 8 P Portable Air Conditioner, where innovation meets elegance.
Brand: Olimpia Splendid
Capacity: 1.8 litres
Cooling power: 8000 British Thermal Units
Special feature: Dehumidifier
Product dimensions: 35.5D x 34.5W x 70.3H centimetres
Energy star: 5 Star
Colour: White
Voltage: 230 Volts
Noise level: 63 dB
Refrigerant: R-290
Cooling capacity: 8.000 BTU
Energy Class A
R290 Gas, the natural refrigerant with the lowest impact on global warming (GWP = 3)
No tank: automatic condensation disposal
User-friendly remote control and digital touch display. Quick and easy set of all functions: fan, dehumidification, auto, sleep and turbo.
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