Reddit reviews MIDEA EasyCool Window Air Conditioner - Cooling, Dehumidifier, Fan with remote control - 8,000 BTU, Rooms up to 350 Sq. Ft. (MAW08R1BWT Model)
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3-IN-1 FUNCTIONALITY - Midea's 3-in-1 technology combines air conditioning, dehumidification, and fan-only modes that work together to increase the comfort of your homeFAST COOLING - This 8, 000 BTU model provides fast and efficient cooling and dehumidification ideal for rooms up to 350 square feet. Cools down your home, office or apartment for maximum comfort.INNOVATIVE FEATURES – An intuitive design remote control and a LED digital display panel will make it easy to change all the settings from across the room.EASY INSTALLATION - This window unit installs easily without significant modification to the existing window frame (23-36" x 15. 5"). All mounting accessories (23-36" x 14 ") are included. A screwdriver is required (but not included) for installation. For some window frames, pilot holes are recommended before installing screws. Please see included instruction manual for further detailWORLDWIDE - Midea is the world’s largest provider of air conditioning products. As a testament to our dedication to quality, we offer a one year parts and labor on this product
I've been thinking about this same thing. I'm in FL and have lived days without power or AC in the past (hurricanes). I have a Honda eu2000i generator and just bought another, 2200 watt, that can be tethered together to put out 4200w peak. I want to get a window AC unit, or two small ones, to cool our house should we lose power or our main AC just dies (it's 18yrs old).
This unit seems to be a popular choice on Amazon, but I have read that Amazon will not take returns on AC units for health/safety reasons so keep that in mind.
I guess I just need to do the math to figure out the BTUs I need and then how many watts that consumes if I'm running on generator.
Good luck!