Questions about Remko RKL 495 DC

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CyruS1337

1 year ago

Hello together I would like to purchase the Rwmko RKL 495 DC and route the "outer hose" to the outside through a cranked window. Can the hose be removed and refitted without special tools? Will removing and refitting the hose damage the appliance? Many thanks and best regards

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luis.m.fig

1 year ago

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Hello, yes it is possible to dismantle and reassemble the tube. Best regards.

Bilubix

1 year ago

Hello, I'm not a pro at understanding information on energy consumption. On the monoblocs it says 1.5Kwh per hour, whereas here it says 318/annum. What does this mean?

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emiforlin

1 year ago

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Just calculate approx. 1Fr. electricity costs for 3 hours of operation. I own the device.

Chris559

1 year ago

According to the listed specs it seems the Argo Ulisse 13 DCI Eco is quieter than the Remko RKL 495 DC: 42db(A) vs 62db(A). How much louder is this in reality, and does anyone have experience or comments on this? Thanks

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marcel-memper

1 year ago

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I find that the RKL 495 DC runs very quietly. I used to have a split unit that was about 13 years older, but it was extremely loud. This one, on the other hand, cools wonderfully and I find it completely quiet, it doesn't even disturb when watching TV or talking to people. So thumbs up for the RKL 495 DC.

Chris559

1 year ago

On the outdoor unit, does the condensate water evaporate to the air or does it drain and leave a mess? Also anyone compare it to the Argo Ulisse 13 DCI Eco? What's best? Thank you.

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crhyner

1 year ago

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Hello, yes, that's exactly how it works. The condensate evaporates in the outdoor unit. I think the unit is not bad. It is, in night mode, one of the quietest units. The remote control takes a little getting used to and doesn't react quite as quickly as one would like. Otherwise, it's a good device. Greetings Colin