Amcor Portable Air Conditioners

Amcor is a true leader in the fast-growing sector of portable air conditioning. Up until the mid-2000s, this New Jersey-based supplier manufactured high-capacity yet energy-efficient units that were distributed under other well-known brand names. Now, Amcor offers its portable ACs, including the popular auto-draining NanoMax models, direct from its factory at reduced prices. With powerful cooling capacities and a variety of user-friendly features, all of our Amcor units exude great value and quality at an affordable price.

This manufacturer also carries products in the following categories: Personal Care

Comparison Chart

Models	Price	Cooling Power (BTU)	Max Room Size (sq ft)	Heater Option	Comments
Amcor NanoMax A12000 Portable Air Conditioner Item# am960	$379.00 - $409.00	12000	400	Yes (on A12000EH Model)	Patented atomizer to disperse all collected moisture, no water to empty.
	This powerful portable AC can cool a room sized up to 400 sq. ft. using 12,000 BTUs of power. With its patented Auto-Drain NanoMist Technology, the unit never needs draining, as moisture gets pumped out of the exhaust hose and atomized. An additional heating mode is optional on this model to add year-round functionality.
Amcor Nanomax C14000E Portable Air Conditioner Item# am1459	$469.00	14000	400-500	No	Patented atomizer to disperse all collected moisture, no water to empty.
	This new 14000-BTU Nanomax unit can tackle tough summer heat and humidity. Amcor's patented NanoMist technology eliminates the need to empty collected water, ensuring continuous operation with no worries. The unit features an attractive design, a small footprint, and easy operation.

Tips for Sizing a Portable AC

Please note that the maximum room size of the above units is only an estimate of the theoretical maximum. The actual amount of BTUs needed to cool a room varies depending on the environmental conditions of the room. In addition, these square-footage estimates assume an average ceiling height of 8.5 ft. If you have questions or need assistance determining the correct size portable AC for your room, please call us at (800) 934-9194. Our product experts are happy to give you a free consultation tailored to your environment.

Installation Instructions

All portable air conditioners require you to connect an exhaust hose to vent hot air to the outside of the room. Venting the unit through a window is a popular choice for many users. To make installation as easy as possible for our customers, we include a complimentary window kit and simple setup instructions with each of our units. If window ventilation is not possible for your application, please call us to discuss other venting options. Portable ACs can also be vented into a drop ceiling plenum, through a hole in the wall, or through a sliding door.

Removing Collected Water

All portable ACs collect condensate water as they cool. Much of this condensate is evaporated and exhausted through an exhaust hose. However, a portion of it – the specific amount depends on your environmental conditions – remains in the unit. This water must be removed regularly. There are three ways you can remove condensate water:

Manual Emptying - Remove the collection bucket when it becomes full, empty it, and replace.
Gravity Draining – Connect a drain hose to the unit's continuous drainage port to let water flow out of the unit continuously and be deposited into a nearby drain.
Condensate Pump – Some units are equipped with internal condensate pumps, and others can accommodate external condensate pump accessories. This type of drainage is popular if you do not want to rely on the force of gravity when draining. Some external pumps, such as the Hartell Condensate Pump, provide up to 15 ft. of vertical lift.

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