10,000 BTU Thru-the-Wall Air Conditioner, 115V (R32) Please note there is a minimum combined order value on HandiFoam products of $350. Orders below this value may be subject to a $50 handling fee. Rockwool COMFORTBATT R15: This is 443-FS1412HD
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10,000 BTU Thru the Wall Air Conditioner, 115V (R32) Please note there is a minimum combined order value on HandiFoam products of $350. Orders below this value may be subject to a $50 handling fee. Rockwool COMFORTBATT R15: This is 443 FS1412HD Rockwool COMFORTBATT R15: This is a lower R value version of the COMFORTBATT insulation making them suitable for various climates This sleek thru the wall air conditioner from Perfect Aire® is as efficient as it is effective and Energy Saver—help you save on your energy bills while keeping you in your comfort zone
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