Product comparison · 2 portable air conditioners

Rowenta Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner vs Rowenta Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner

Key differences

Cooling capacity (max)
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:9000 BTU/h
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:10000 BTU/h
Cooling capacity in watts (nominal)
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:2300 W
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:2500 W
Cooling capacity in watts (max)
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:2300 W
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:2500 W
Noise level
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:55 dB
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:58 dB
Airflow (high speed)
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:280 m³/h
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:285 m³/h
Suitable for room volume up to
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:77 m³
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:83 m³
Refrigerating medium weight
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:193 g
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:233 g
Weight
- Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner:21.9 kg
- Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner:24.4 kg

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Comparison of AU5010, AU5020
54 specifications	A Rowenta Turbo Cool AU5010 portable air conditioner Model AU5010 View product	B Rowenta Turbo Cool AU5020 portable air conditioner Model AU5020 View product
Features7 differ
Cooling capacity (max)Differs	9000 BTU/h	10000 BTU/h
Cooling capacity in watts (nominal)Differs	2300 W	2500 W
Cooling capacity in watts (max)Differs	2300 W	2500 W
Noise levelDiffers	55 dB	58 dB
Airflow (high speed)Differs	280 m³/h	285 m³/h
Suitable for room volume up toDiffers	77 m³	83 m³
Refrigerating medium weightDiffers	193 g	233 g
Poweridentical
Energy efficiency scaleKnown for one	A+++ to D	Unknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WeightDiffers	21.9 kg	24.4 kg
Package widthDiffers	315 mm	317 mm
Package weightDiffers	24.5 kg	26.8 kg
Technical detailsidentical
Noise level (max)Known for one	65 dB	Unknown — not stated by the source

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