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LG 8,000 BTU 115V Window-Mounted Air Conditioner With Remote Control For $186.14 Shipped From Amazon
This was selling for $239 before the price started to fall and is now the lowest price ever from Amazon.
- 2016 energy star: 12.1 energy efficiency Ratio (EER)
- Uses standard 115V electrical outlet
- Product Dimensions 19.6(D) x 19.4(W) x 12.4(H) inches
- 8,000 BTUs cools a room up to 340 sq. Ft, Dehumidification up to 2.2 pints per hour
- 3 cooling speeds/3 fan speeds for cooling flexibility
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Or $160 refurb. on Ebay with no tax.
After following the discussion of whether tankless water heaters are kosher, I had to ask (I am not a Jew) whether room air conditioners posed similar problems. I think I found some answers on sources like Wikipedia. The answer, I concluded, is “it depends.”
I live in a desert region that is hotter than the Negev. I could live without hot water for a day — we have solar collectors for that, anyway — but lack of air conditioning would be a health problem for myself, my family and friends. The secular question often posed to air-conditioning technicians is, “should I set the thermostat for a higher temperature, when I leave the house, and turn it back down when I return?” The secular answer to that is usually: That will reduce your electricity bill, but it will shorten the life of the unit. Leave it set at the same temperature, whether home or away.
Meanwhile, I am wondering how Israel is going to host next year’s Eurovision competition, which involves a lot of work and performances before Saturday sunset. But they have a year to figure it out.
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DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT A RABBI, NOR DO I PLAY ONE ON T.V.
I’m assuming you’re referring to air conditioning vis-a-vis Sabbath observance.
Strictly speaking, an observant Jew is allowed to have the a/c on on the Sabbath. In fact, in extremely hot weather some might posit that a/c may actually be required, especially for those most susceptible to the dangers of high temperature .
Howeve, one may not use any of the controls whatsoever (adjusting manual air vents is generally accepted). One may employ the use of a timer to turn it on or off, or use the controls on the unit (if so equipped). Again, the controls may not be touched on the Sabbath, so it should be set before the Sabbath starts.
As for your second query (Eurovision on Sabbath in Israel):
That’s a touchy subject. Let me try to be diplomatic and say that not every Jew is Sabbath observant, either by choice, by ignorance, or a myriad of reasons.
Dead, now back to $239.00
Alive again
I emailed Amazon if they can make a price adjustment on my order from 2 weeks ago but their response was a negative. Any advice?
Order a new one, request a return for the old one (better price), and send back the new one
It’s not free returns
ships to Israel? ;)?
got 2! thank u
In need of a dehumidifier. Dans Deals had a great deal last summer. Anyone know of a good price. My kids bought a house now and don’t need to spend anything more then absolutely necessary.
Got one! thanks Dan
Do I need an 8,000 BTU AC for a tiny small bed room? or I can go with less?
You don’t need but it will be better to get higher than you need
Not necessarily. Google it. It seems its best to get the right size for your room.
Walmart has it for $186.14 shipped or $182.76 for pickup
deal is dead again.
boruch Dian Hu’Emet…
Price is now $173.28
Showing $274.99
Still works for me
i checked on btu calculators and they seem to say that for a room of approx. 200-250 sq ft i need more like 10000 btu. does anyone know more abt this?
Is that 200-250 sq ft room of yours a KITCHEN?
Because an average bedroom or living room of that size can make use of a 6k-8k air conditioner.
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