Freeze Any Room In Under 5 Minutes
14,000 BTUs is nearly double what a window unit puts out. That much power in one room is why most people set it to 64 and end up turning it back up.
That's how confident we are in your results. But if you're not thrilled, send it back and we'll refund your purchase.
"Store wanted $300 for an 8,000 BTU unit. Paid $79 for 14,000. First night I had it at 64 and had to turn it back up."
"Set it to 64 thinking it'd take a while. Twenty minutes later my wife was under a blanket asking me to turn it up. 14,000 BTUs is no joke."
"Walked out of there empty-handed. Found this for $79 with 14,000 BTUs instead of 8,000. Still don't understand how that math works, but I'm not complaining."
"No tools, no installer, didn't lift anything into a window. Slid the panel in, hooked the hose, plugged it in. Room was cold before I finished my coffee."
"Everyone warned me I'd be emptying gallons. Went to drain it after 30 days straight and got a splash. It evaporates itself. Nothing to deal with."
"Only ever needed one room cold, not the whole house. This does the bedroom better than the central unit did, and my electric bill dropped noticeably."
14,000 BTUs is nearly double what a window unit puts out. That much power in one room is why most people set it to 64 and end up turning it back up.
Stores want $300+ for an 8,000 BTU unit. We overproduced this run, so we're clearing 14,000 BTU units at cost — nearly double the power, $79.
Why You Need This AC
14,000 BTUs hits every corner of a 750 sq ft room. Most people set it to 64 the first night and end up turning it back up.
The 8,000 BTU units at the store start around $300. We overproduced this run, so 14,000 BTUs goes out at cost until the batch is gone.
Slide the panel into any window, vertical or horizontal, attach the hose, plug it in. Under five minutes, no tools, no installer, nothing lifted into a window.
It self-evaporates, so there's almost nothing to drain. Hook up the included hose if you want it fully hands-off, and it shuts off before it can leak.
Wheels on the bottom mean bedroom at night, garage on the weekend. You stop paying to cool six rooms when you only sleep in one.
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$79, not $300+
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14,000 BTUs, not 8,000
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Cools up to 750 sq ft
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Nothing to lift into a window
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Self-evaporating, no bucket
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Window kit, hose, and remote included
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30-day guarantee
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We offer a 30-day money back guarantee.
We overproduced this run. Warehousing them through winter costs more than clearing them, so this batch goes out at cost. Same unit, same 14,000 BTUs.
Orders ship within [24-48 hours] and arrive in [3-5 business days]. You'll get tracking by email the moment it leaves the warehouse.
Message us with a photo and we send a replacement or refund you. Compressors and electronics are covered under the [1-year] warranty either way.
Return it within 30 days for a full refund. Unplug it, pull the panel out of the window, box it up — that's the whole process.
It costs less to run than central air because you're cooling one room instead of six. Most people see their bill drop once they stop running the whole house.
No. The window panel, exhaust hose, drain hose, and remote are all in the box. Plug it in and it's running in under five minutes.
The panel adjusts to fit almost any window, vertical or horizontal. Slide it in, close the window onto it, done. Nothing gets drilled or permanently mounted.
Email [support@atlumina] and a human replies within [24 hours]. Not a chatbot, not an overseas ticket queue you never hear back from.
Run it for 30 days. If it doesn't cool your room faster and colder than your window unit, send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.
CLAIM NOWRun it for 30 days. If it doesn't cool your room faster and colder than your window unit, send it back for a full refund. No questions asked.
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