Questions about Electrolux Chill Flex Pro

The tube is quite long - can't say right now exactly, but let's say around 2m when extended. However, it ends without any parts to fix to the window. If you want to let it out through the window, you have to buy those extra parts. I can confirm that the insulation is poor, but it is probably the best you can do with a window. There is another option, if you can make a fix hole anywhere, with a solid fixture. Say chimney or something like that might just do the trick. I am considering ditching the window setup and to switch everything to a chimney.

In my opinion (without really being able to compare), the unit is quite quiet - comparable to a fan. Sleeping on the medium cooling level is fine - which of course depends on how you feel.

I'm not a professional but the title says heat output BTU/h and volume of the room. I don't know why the weaker one is more expensive. Maybe quieter or smaller. But I don't feel like reading through all the specs. And these parameters don't play a role for me personally.

Hello, it's just the energy class that changes. The Gold is A++ and the Silence A+. The heat output is the same and so is the noise level.

According to the Electrolux website, it should be capable of this, but it all depends on the chamber it has to cool. In theory it is 125m^3. According to some evaluations it is rather slow if there is too much space, so you have to be very careful not to exceed the indicated limit. As for the insulation, this too is theoretically feasible, as long as the pipe goes outside and the window is well covered. Then there is also this accessory which serves to do the insulation: Electrolux Fensterdichtungssatz EWS01

No, the EXP34U338CW model does not have a heating function, but it does have a greater cooling capacity.

This only works if you have prepared such a great window kit in each room and then connect the hose to it. The comment 'can be easily changed from room to room' is very exaggerated. It's not that simple. It's always the same with the pictures, you hide all the ugly things like hoses. If you look at the last picture, you can see part of the Premium window kit by the window door. But the hose is nicely hidden behind the unit and not visible.

The Gold version is supposed to be more efficient in consumption and a bit quieter. The colour of the housing is also a little different. Whether this justifies the higher price is something you have to decide for yourself 🤔

You can select 16°C, but it will not achieve such low temperatures. I usually have comfortable 20 °C in my room (rather too cold for longer time in the sleeping room). I would say that 19°C is the lowest you get.

Yes, this is normal because the plug connection cannot be 100% tight (this is the case everywhere). Simply seal additionally with an adhesive tape if necessary.

yes, Electrolux window kit EWK04 and there : https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s2/product/electrolux-fensterdichtungssatz-klimaanlage-zubehoer-8283237, and there's the cheaper version, which is invisible: Kibernetik window kit

Same here, though slightly bigger room. Set for 16, down to 24 lowest so far. But it’s also last flr/old building, isolation is poor

I am a customer, have no influence on prices👍😇

Yes

I bought the Airlock 1000 from trotec for the patio door and am very satisfied.

You can find a picture of the remote control on the following link: https://ibb.co/hgCW38J

Not so long. I think around 1-1.2m max. Other than that, this way of setting the air conditioner up is VERY leaky. If there is any other possibility I'd advice to pursue it. E.g. if you have an unused chimney, that would save you a ton of energy and make the air conditioner far more effective. I am really not happy with the window kit.

There is no categorical answer, it depends very much on the house incl. insulation etc. In my attic flat, despite indoor temperatures of well over 30 degrees without cooling, it was always enough to run the unit in the evening and switch it off overnight. However, sometimes it was already >1 h, which also depends on the room. It is important that the exhaust air hose is laid in such a way that a lot of hot air does not come in again through the same opening, i.e. insulate and do not start too early.

Cooling the inside temperature down to 20 degrees is no problem, the unit manages this without any problems if the exhaust hose leads outside and everything is tight. I can't say anything about the price.

Mine ran the whole summer... I never had to drain the water...