DEAURA 1.5 TON SPLIT AC
DEAURA 1.5 TON Split AC Units – Your Path to Refreshing Climate Control.
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Specification.
Climate Type : T3
Rated Voltage / Frequency : 220V/50HZ
Rated Cooling Capacity : 17742 BTU/h
Rated Cooling Power : 5.2 kW/h
Rated Cooling Current : 8.3 A
EER : 8.05 BTU/h
Annual Energy Consumption : 1950 kWh
Max Input Current : 12 A
Max. Input Power : 2.5 kW
Max. Discharge Pressure : 4.15MPa
Refrigerant : R410A
Air Flow Volume : 950 m3/h
Indoor / Outdoor Weight (kg) : 14 / 38
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