Gree Change Pro GWH18KG-K3DNA6G 52 m²
 | Outdated Product Type: split system; BTU: 18000; Room area (m²): 52; Modes and programs: Operating modes: cooling, heating, dehumidification, ventilation; automode; night mode; self-cleaning; Functions: inverter; timer; auto restart; self-diagnosis; I Feel; air Ionizer: plasma (electrostatic); Power consumption (cooling/heating): 1675/1750 E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
Gree Change Pro GWH18KG-K3DNA6G 52 m²
Type:split, wall
Recommended area:52 m²
heating T:from -20 °C
Consumption:1675/1750 W
Functions:night mode, ionization, self-cleaning
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Specifications Change Pro GWH18KG-K3DNA6G
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What is the difference between a cheap air conditioner and an expensive one?Is it worth paying more when buying an air conditioner? Let's take a look at the pros and cons.
Two or three years ago, purely Chinese brands of air conditioners were noticeably cheaper than others, but now they have leveled in price. And this didn't happen by chance. The level of functionality and quality of such brands as Midea or Gree has significantly increased, so giving them a discount is not feasible now. My daughter, who works in an electronics megastore, told me all this, and she was told by a salesperson from the "climate" department. He also advised getting such an inverter model from Gree. Price-wise, it is a bit steep, I was hoping for something cheaper, but I followed the advice and bought it. It has been in operation for a month and a half, it became hot here in May, and so far, I can speak about it only in superlatives. Since it's installed in the bedroom, I'll start with the main point – it cools excellently and knows how to do it quietly. At the fan's maximum, there's a bit of noise, of course, but why run it at maximum when it handles well anyway. There’s a special mode for sleep in which you can't hear it at all. It can not only cool but also heat the air in the room, and it can do this even in frosty weather. It allows for operation both in manual mode and "automatic", and its automatic programs are great, quiet, and quickly cool the room. It filters the air not only mechanically but also with an electrostatic filter. It can operate at low mains voltage, which is not uncommon in our network. It does not allow to make a freon pipeline longer than 15 meters, which limited me in choosing the installation location of the indoor unit. They say that Gri's official representatives have a longer guarantee for such models and ranges from three to five years, but they gave me only two (( |
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