Portable Air Conditioners
A portable air conditioner is plug-and-play: roll it into the room, vent the hose out of a window with the supplied window kit, and switch on. There's no outdoor unit and no refrigerant pipework, so no installer is needed — ideal for rented homes, bedrooms and home offices.
Portable units range from about 7,000 BTU for a small bedroom up to 14,000 BTU for a large living room. They're less efficient and a little noisier than a fixed split system, but unbeatable for flexibility.
Why choose a portable air conditioner
- No installation — vent the hose through the supplied window kit
- Perfect for renters and anyone who can't fit a fixed unit
- Move it room to room as needed
- Self-install friendly — start cooling the day it arrives
All portable air conditioners
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Sealey Industrial Spot Cooler Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier & Air Cooler 12,000Btu/hr SAC12001
Sealey Industrial Spot Cooler Air Conditioner 6,800Btu/hr (2kW)
Sealey Industrial Spot Cooler Air Conditioner 8,500Btu/hr (2.5kW)
Baridi 5-in-1 Portable Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier & Air Cooler 7,000Btu/hr
AuraHome 9000 BTU 4-in-1 Portable Air Conditioner, Dehumidifier & Cooling Fan
Belaco 9000 BTU Portable 4-in-1 Air Conditioner
Belaco 12000 BTU Smart Portable Air Conditioner
Belaco 9000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner with Dehumidifier
Woods Cortina Silent 12000 BTU Quiet Portable Air Conditioner with Remote
Broughton MCe4.0 Portable Monobloc Air Conditioner
Broughton MCe9.0 Industrial Portable Air Conditioner
Haier 12,000 BTU Heat Pump Portable Air Conditioner
Portable Air Conditioners — frequently asked
Do portable air conditioners need installation?
No. A portable unit is self-contained — you simply route the exhaust hose out of a nearby window using the window seal kit in the box. No outdoor condenser and no refrigerant lines are involved, so no engineer is required.
Can I use a portable air conditioner in a bedroom?
Yes. Look for a lower noise rating (dB) and a sleep mode. Portable units are noisier than split systems because the compressor is in the room, but a 7,000–9,000 BTU model will comfortably cool a typical bedroom.
Do portable air conditioners heat as well as cool?
Some portable models are reverse-cycle heat pumps that also heat. Check the product spec — heating-capable units are flagged "Heats too" on the product page.