Frigidaire FFRA0511Q1 AC Reviews 2015

This is a small, simple, basic air conditioner. No digital readout or remote. Just a couple of dials. How much it will cool is completely dependent upon your building construction as to insulation, etc. In my case, here in Arizona, it has no problem cooling a building which is 16x20 in size, R40 in the ceiling and R19 in the walls, and very tight.

This is pretty small and light as AC units go, and it was a breeze to install.A regular outlet is fine. Take 30 minutes to get it installed, plug it in, and your room will be cool pretty quick. It's not too noisy, and the filter is easy to slide out to clean. No complaints, and it doesn't even cost much.

Yay, it fits! I have a new shed with a single side-sliding window. The opening is exactly 16" wide. This Frigidaire came in at about 1mm slimmer. I used vinyl tape from an RV/camping store instead of the included window mounting brackets/slides.
 

So now I have what appears to be more of a professional looking, snug fit than having to build a support system on the exterior. If you look at the picture here on Amazon, you can see two wide legs on the bottom of the unit. Those legs line up exactly with the rail in the window track, giving additional support to prevent slippage.

I am very pleased with the A/C. There is an odd, almost small-aircraft-engine kind of sound when it's first turned on, but it runs smooth and relatively quiet after a few seconds.

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