Electriq Silent 12 v2 Portable Air Conditioning / Dehumidifier unit £160

By yourmomma
March 10 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Electriq Silent 12 v2 Portable Air Conditioning unit. Can also be used as a dehumidifier.

Bought by my elderly father who unpacked it but then realised he would be unable to move it around his house as he planned (it's very heavy so he couldn't lift it up the stairs). It sat in his spare room for a year and he has now asked me to sell it for him. Looking for £160.

In new condition and includes all of the accessories (window adaptor, pipe etc).

Collection from just off of East Dulwich grove. I could also deliver to addresses in the local area but please message me to confirm.

Full details can be found on the Electriq website https://www.electriq.co.uk/p/silent12/electriq-silent12-air-conditioner

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