SoleusAir 14,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner with 11,000 BTU Supplemental Heat and MyTemp Remote Control

14,000 BTU ASHRAE portable air conditioner with supplemental heating capacity of 11,000 BTU.  Single exhaust hose venting system (included) for rooms up to 550 sq. ft.  Dehumidification of up to 120 pints/day when run on dry mode. MyTemp sensor in the remote control activates the remote thermostat to cool the room to your exact location. Turbo Cool jump-starts the cooling process by running the unit on high fan speed and the lowest possible temperature setting for 10 minutes. Auto Mode monitors the temperature in your room and adjusts the speeds and temperatures as necessary to maintain your comfort while saving you energy and money.  Child Lock keeps little fingers from changing your settings. Loss of Power Protection remembers all setting when power is interrupted by an outage.  Auto-restart automatically restarts the unit when power is restored. 14,000 BTU cooling capacity / 11,000 BTU supplemental heating capacity for a room up to 550 sq. ft. 72-inch LCDI power cord with NEMA 5-15 plug uses standard 115V electrical outlet Single hose exhaust system for quick spot cooling Modes include Cool, Heat, Fan, Dry, Sleep, and Auto Heat mode provides an additional heat source to your main heat source when outdoor temperatures are above 45°F Dry mode operates the unit as a stand-alone evaporative dehumidifier (up to 120 pints per day) Auto and sleep modes conveniently monitor temperature while saving energy Turbo Cool runs the unit on fan high for 10 minutes at the lowest possible temperature setting for a fast cool MyTemp sensor on remote control matches the set temperature to your exact location in the room 3 air speeds (low, med, high) with manually adjustable air louvers 24-hour timer automatically starts up or shuts down unit after the specified time increment Loss of Power Protection remembers all settings when power is interrupted Auto-restart automatically restarts the unit when power is restored after a power outage