Right. These machines are very inefficient.

Not by itself, however you could use it to get cool air in from the window faster and spread it across the room.

Outlaw answered this one, it in itself is not an air conditioner, placing it in front of a cooler source of air so it can suck it in and push it around the room is a great idea though! It has some really good air flow and intake, and the cone of air it creates is really good for some targeted cooling, or you can use its oscillation features to move it all around the room. Hope this helps!

@@AirConCentreUK Yes it does! Thank you and much appreciated.

@@outlaw6313 Thank you.

As far as we're aware, no.

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If the power cuts out, the unit needs to be manually restarted. Hope that helps!

No, it's "Lou-vers"

Glad the fan came in use during the heatwave! Sounds like you have great taste and an adorable doggo!

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Hello! Its not mentioned in the video as we don't have the tools to effectively show it on camera... yet :( however after doing some digging in spec sheets, the unit will use a maximum of 1300W per hour and runs at a maximum of 65dB, this depends on the modes you are using, but those should be the maximums for you Hope that helps!

Thank you! We are glad it helped! I'm not sure if we have one, but I will certainly have a look!

Hello! 1. Before you do anything, make sure your Router is set to its 2.4gHz band, especially if you don't have a dual band router, this can solve a few connection issues. 2. Check the Wi-Fi symbol on the unit is flashing, if not, Press and hold the timer button for 5 seconds and the LED should start to flash. 3. Then once you have downloaded the app, tap the Blue + button in the top right, the app should search for the Unit straight away and appear on screen. If not, select "Large Home Appliances" from the Manual section, and tap on "Air Conditioner (Wi-Fi) and follow the on screen instructions. This should get your connected to the unit in the Smart Life App, you might have to try a few times, if you do, unplug the unit at the wall and wait 10+ seconds between each attempt to make sure the unit is fully reset. Hope this helps! Good luck!

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Hello, thanks for the message! I will do my best to answer your queries. 1. Generally speaking it should last the units lifetime, the systems in portable AC units are closed loops, so assuming that no leaks develop over its lifetime then the refrigerant would last until you changed units. The typical lifetime is around 10 years, but different use cases and circumstances can raise or lower that number, should you notice a drop in cooling or other abnormalities then you should contact a qualified HVAC engineer. 2. No you wont need to have it fitted. The units are self evaporating, meaning when in AC mode they use any water they do intake from the air to cool their own coils. So you shouldn't need to us the hose, we do recommend you regularly clean the unit though (about once a month), which includes the filters on the back and draining any excess water, pop a towel down or something to catch any water and open the bungs, give them a wipe and you are good to go! Hope this helped, feel free to ask anything else and I will do my best to answer!

@@AirConCentreUK Very concise response. Thank you.

Hello! Unfortunately we don't sell the replacement hose and its valve, (I assume you mean the exhaust hose connector? which connects the hose to the unit) However it does look like you can buy some universal "Exhaust Hose Connector Kits" on Amazon, which include a number of different types of connectors, bundle that with an Exhaust Hose should do the trick. It also might be worth directly contacting Honeywell to see if they have a parts department or anything they can send you Sorry I couldn't help more

Thanks for the question. It sounds like you're talking about the scheduling feature, which is only accessible via the app over wi-fi and to the best of our knowledge wouldn't remember the schedule if unable to access wi-fi. There is however the 24hr timer that can be set directly on the machine.

@@AirConCentreUK thanks for your reply. So could the 24hr timer be set to come on and turn off? A lot of the units I’ve researched can only do one or the other. Thanks.

🤔 Hm... tough question considering the 1056 is still a really great fan. The Sefte is Meaco's most powerful, quiet, and energy efficient fan yet - but the 1056 isn't *too* far behind on most of those metrics. The largest distinction is being able to adjust the height of the pedestal version of the Sefte, and the greater maximum vertical and horizontal oscillation on both Sefte models. Other than that, it may depend if you prefer the design of the Seftes to the 1056, or think the lower price point of the 1056 is more attractive. Generally though, we do agree with Meaco that it's the 1056 but better.

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@@AirConCentreUK hey man your channel is gonna be huge in no time

Hm... 🤔 They're both great options, really. The 1056 fans are still solid choices in their own right, but the Sefte range are Meaco's most powerful, quietest, and most energy efficient air circulator fans yet. The Sefte Pedestal is also height-adjustable, meaning with the two additional columns provided you can take it from tabletop fan height all the way to proper pedestal fan height.

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The beep can be turned off. 😉

​@@AirConCentreUK Does it make any crackling sounds in the plastic when it oscillate? I have three Duux Ultimate and they all crackle in the plastic when they oscillate vertically.

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Yes! I had a 1 hose portable AC, and it was a big mistake. It cools one room at the expense of every other room in your home getting hotter. Terrible idea. Even at the lowest setting it would noticeably pull warm air into your home. I then got a 2 hose portable AC and it works MUCH better.