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Casement Air Conditioner Installation Kits

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Venting Portable Air Conditioner Crank Windows

I hang a big 22,000btu AC out of a second story window, and a smaller one, 8500btu in the same manner. Here is what I've learned.I use pressure treated 2x4 wood for the support, mitered on 45 degree angles.

I use deck screws to secure it to my cedar sided house. Make sure it sits low enough from the window base to allow the AC to drain. Your unit should sit a few degrees from level.Remove the the casement window completely. I buy a custom piece of high quality acrylic from Lowes. They can cut on the spot. Spend the money and get 1/4 inch thick.

Make sure you find an operator that knows how to cut properly. You're going to re-use this piece of acrylic every year, so get a nice piece.Use color matched 1x.5 thick weather stripping. Try and use some of the window molding as a guide/base.Have the glass cut.25 inches smaller on each dimension so its easy to install.Secure the glass from the inside with washers that screw in to the molding and overlap on to the glass.I use 'cold weather' duct tape to further weather proof the setup from the outside of the house.

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The duct tape is the only thing I don't reuse year to year. It has the condenser coil (hot) inside the space, jammed into a box with the evap coil and then (90% of them) uses your nice preconditioned air from the room to cool the condenser coil and then exhausts it outside. This creates a vacuum in the space that forces air from either outside or some other, probably warmer, part of the house into the room. Or if the room is sealed well enough it will just starve itself for air and force itself off. Not to mention they all end up leaking condensate.