2.35 kW cooling power. Air-to-air portable Room Air-Conditioner with 1.1m exhaust hose. Single unit air cooled condenser, suitable for room sizes approx. 4m x 5m.
Cooling capacity: 8,000 Btu/h Recommended for rooms up to 70m3 Removes up to 21 l/d of ... more
excess moisture while conditioning Only dehumidification function, removes up to 24 l/d of excess moisture 3 fan speeds Digital timer and thermostat Electronic contr...
Cooling capacity: 8,000 Btu/hRecommended for rooms up to 80m3Removes up to 21 l/d of ... more
excess moisture while conditioningOnly dehumidification function, removes up to 24 l/d of excess moisture3 fan speedsDigital timer and thermostatElectronic controls wi...
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Cooling capacity: 8,000 Btu/h Recommended for rooms up to 80m3 Removes up to 21 l/d of ... more
excess moisture while conditioning Dehumidification function removes up to 24 l/d of excess moisture 3 fan speeds Digital timer and thermostat Electronic controls wi...
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Cooling capacity: 8000 Btu/h Recommended for rooms up to 70m3 Removes up to 21 l/d of ... more
excess moisture while conditioning Only dehumidification function removes up to 24 l/d of excess moisture 3 fan speeds Digital timer and thermostat Electronic control...
operating while you are away from home for a few days.
The motor is very quiet in a daytime context - about the same sound level as a four inch extractor fan and unobtrusive. Overnight operation would be barely audible if sited a room away from your bedroom.
At a power of about 170 watts, six hours of continuous operation will consume about one unit of electricity - approximately 10p at November 2008 prices. Ours is parked on the upstairs landing, is switched on when cooking the evening meal and turned off about six hours later. At the time of writing this pulls out one litre of water from air at a temperature of 16°C.
The level of condensation in our home has been slashed. We are very pleased with the DEM 10 and recommend it without hesitation. ...
Jerry.L 02.11.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Delonghi DEM 10
Advantages: well priced, very easy to use Disadvantages: steam arm is temperamental
I bought the Delonghi EC330S after realising I was slowly emptying my bank account paying for numerous Starbucks' every week (even more after they opened one a two minute walk from my flat).
Definite plus point in its appearance, it looks stylish and fits in well in modern kitchens especially.
It does make good coffee, and although you need to warm the machine up, once you're used to doing this it really isn't a hassle.
Although the previous reviewer recommended stocking up on pods, I would advise anyone to either buy coffee beans and a grinder or buy fresh coffee ground for espresso machines, as pods don't really make the most of having a machine such as this.
A disadvantage of having this product are the steam arm is very temperamental and sometimes just doesn't emit much steam (despite being thoroughly cleaned). Also, if ...
nodoubtaboutit 09.05.2008
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Advantages: Inexpensive, makes good basic coffee Disadvantages: Tiny tank capacity means filling it every time. A bit noisy
Oh yes, make that three appliances that have crapped out on us in recent months, having had very little real use ? our Party Gear iPod dock, our Rexel Shredder and now our Morphy Richards Espresso machine that promised so much with its prestigious build quality and yet lasted three years of merely occasional domestic use.
With hindsight, the perceived build-quality of the latter appears to have been ?all fur coat and no knickers?. I can?t bring myself to scroll back through my opinions to find out how much it cost, but it was over a ton, of that I?m sure. I?d only upset myself anyway.
IT HAD TO GO
It?ll come as no surprise that I?ve decided to buy something cheaper, covered with an extended warranty this time. Hence it was that I recently found myself in Comet paying £70 for a DeLonghi Treviso, but before you all start ...
