GE AKEQ10DCJ 24" Thru the Wall Air Conditioner with 3-Speed Fan, Large LCD Display, 6-Way Directional Airflow, Remote Control, and Cooling Capacity of 10,000 BTU, 9.6 EER, R32, 230/208v Voltage:230v / 208v USB: The USB ports allow 55UN560H0UARBX Select Size:54 x 80 x 15 - Full and weight of 37 7000 - 9000 BTU Capacity
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GE AKEQ10DCJ 24" Thru the Wall Air Conditioner with 3 Speed Fan, Large LCD Display, 6 Way Directional Airflow, Remote Control, and Cooling Capacity of 10,000 BTU, 9.6 EER, R32, 230 208v Voltage:230v 208v USB: The USB ports allow 55UN560H0UARBX Select Size:54 x 80 x 15 Full and weight of 37 7000 9000 BTU Capacity USB: The USB ports allow users to plug in USB drives or external storage devices to view photos 4 pints of moisture per hour
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