Friedrich Chill Premier Series

CCF08A10A

8,000 BTU Smart Window Air Conditioner with 12 EER, R410A Refrigerant, 1 Pts/Hr Dehumidification, 115V, Smart Effortless Control, Quietmaster® Technology, Wi-Fi Integration and Auto Restart

Why Choose Friedrich
The only commercial-grade room air conditioner tough enough for the most demanding applications. All of these category-leading units are designed to ensure maximum quality, ease, and control. From the 20-gauge steel cabinet and fully enclosed fan motors to the 7-day programmability and LCD control lockout, the advanced design was created with industrial applications in mind. There is a range of choices you will find: room, portable, ductless split systems, just to name a few. The line has cooling-only models and models with heat (heat pump or electric heat) in a full range of capacities. And, Chill® Premier is available in ENERGY STAR®-qualified models.

Quiet and Efficient
Chill Premier was designed to reduce energy consumption and operate in a quiet yet powerful way. Heavy-duty insulation on the inner wall absorb vibration and reduce noise indoors, while stiffened sheet metal casing block outdoor noise.

Smart and Convenience
Chill Premier®Smart Window Air Conditioners offers more ways to tailor your cooling experience than you've ever thought possible. With the Friedrich Go App, integrated Wi-Fi control operates your air conditioner with a smartphone, computer or tablet for total freedom on the go, which is also compatible with Amazon Alexa. Set your home, away and night preferences effortlessly and create a customized cooling schedule that fits your lifestyle.

Energy-efficient and Eco-Friendly
By maintaining even temperatures with centralized controls, you reduce waste energy, protect the environment, and reduce the cost of utility and maintenance while extending the life of your equipment.

This air conditioner has an Energy Efficiency Rating of 12 and has an estimated yearly operating cost of $60.

Your operating costs will depend on your utility rates and use. The estimated yearly operating cost is based on the 2015 national average cost of $.121 cents per kWh for electricity and an estimated number of operating hours of 750 hours.

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