De'Longhi Pinguino PACEL112CST WiFi | Portable Air Conditioning Unit | Cool Surround Technology | Rooms up to 110m³ | 11,000 BTU | A+ Energy Efficiency

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For context, I live in a maisonette where the top floor is our open-plan kitchen-lounge-dining space which, from April, never fails to get too hot - even when it’s only 15°C outside.

The kit comes in different sizes, so make sure you measure your window first – and check out the installation video on YouTube. It also has a remote control and a timer if you want to set it to turn off once you’re asleep, or come on before you get home. Trust me when I say I’m thrilled (and relieved) to report that it really does, because I wasn’t without doubts.

It has a modern and innovative design, is kind to the environment and energy efficient whilst providing maximum comfort to the user. At 30kg, heaving it up the stairs is a two-person job, and you won’t be moving it between floors once it’s set up – although it has wheels so it’s easy to roll around if you want to move it between rooms.

Whilst De’Longhi has ‘Silent Technology’ in this machine, as you’d expect it’s not quite silent - but it’s not far off.New-Other/Like-New – graded appliance in “like-new” condition – fully tested and repackaged – see subtitle for warranty details. Word to the wise: if your home has more than one level, decide what floor you want to use it on and get it there before unboxing.

When the weather cools or you want to move the air conditioner to another room, you simply remove the window kit and wheel the air conditioner away. After 20 minutes, you could feel an Arctic breeze circulating to the other side of the room, and, after an hour, the entire space was feeling cool. To take advantage of this great offer just simply add the warranty extension you want and we'll do the rest.Last year was particularly scorchio with the hottest temperature ever recorded in the country at over 40°C. Plus, smart automation features can adjust your settings based on the day's weather forecast and more. I’m impressed that the living space is still partially cooled, although it doesn’t quite reach the target temperature: at the hottest time of the day, it’s 30°C outside, the thermostat in the living area reads 24°C, and it’s even cooler in the bedroom/office – to the point that I need a granny blanket over my legs.