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The HOTPOINT PTAC with Electric Heat (AH12E15D3B-KT, 230/208V, 20amp) is a versatile and efficient packaged terminal air conditioner designed for reliable heating and cooling in both residential and commercial settings. With its integrated electric heat feature, this unit ensures consistent warmth during colder months, while the high-efficiency cooling system keeps spaces comfortable in warmer weather. Engineered for quiet operation, it minimizes noise while delivering steady airflow, making it ideal for hotels, apartments, and office spaces. The user-friendly controls and adjustable fan speeds allow for easy customization, while its durable construction ensures long-lasting performance. Designed for easy installation and maintenance, the Hotpoint PTAC unit is a dependable and cost-effective climate control solution.
Cooling BTUH (MAX) | 14500 |
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CFM Indoor Fan Low | 315 |
CFM Indoor Fan Medium | 348 |
CFM Indoor Fan High | 375 |
Cooling EER (BTUH / Watt) | 9.7 |
Cooling BTUH (MIN) | 14400 |
Installation | Through-the-Wall |
Color Appearance | White |
Warranty Notes | See written warranty for full details |
Labor Warranty | Limited 1-year entire appliance Limited 5-year sealed refrigerating system |
Parts Warranty | Limited 1-year entire appliance Limited 5-year sealed refrigerating system |
Cooling - Amperes | 6.0/6.58 |
Cooling - Watts | 1490/1480 |
Voltage (MIN) | 208 |
Heating - Electric - Heater Watts | 3535/2900 |
Voltage (MAX) | 230 |
Heating - Electric - Heater Amps | 15.3/13.7 |
Overall Width | 42.4 |
Approximate Shipping Weight | 122.8 |
Overall Height | 16 |
Overall Depth | 20.9 |
Net Weight | 113.1 |
Control Type | Electronic |
Fan Speed Selections | 3 Cooling 3 Fan Only 3 Heating |
Discharge Grille | 2-position |
Product Type | Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners (PTAC) |
Refrigerant Type | R32 |
Manual Vent Control | Hidden |
"SmartFan" Fan Cycle | Yes |
Chassis Type | Slide-In |
Fan Motor | 2 |
Unit Features | Auto Power Recovery Automatic Indoor Frost Control Central Desk Control Compatibility Freeze Sentinel Power Cord (LCDI) included Remote Thermostat Compatibility |
Temperature Range | 62 - 80 F |
Heat - Cool | Yes |
Auto Power Recovery | Yes |
Rotary Compressor | Yes |
Outdoor Vent / Exhaust | Yes |
Venting Features | Concealed Manual Vent Control Vent Air Filter |
Heating System | Electric Resistance |
Q: What are the key features of the HOTPOINT PTAC with Electric Heat - AH12E15D3B?
A: The HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B is a PTAC unit that provides both electric heating and cooling functions. It operates on 230/208V electrical power with a 20-amp capacity, making it suitable for commercial spaces, hotel rooms, apartments, and offices. It offers reliable climate control for year-round comfort.
Q: What is the power requirement for this unit?
A: The HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B requires 230/208V power with a 20-amp electrical connection for optimal operation.
Q: Does this unit provide both heating and cooling?
A: Yes, the HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B is designed to offer electric heating for cold months and cooling for warmer months, providing year-round temperature control.
Q: What types of spaces is this unit ideal for?
A: The HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B is ideal for hotel rooms, apartments, offices, and other commercial or residential spaces that need a reliable, all-in-one climate control system.
Q: Is this PTAC unit energy-efficient?
A: Yes, the HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B is engineered to be energy-efficient, helping reduce electricity costs while delivering reliable performance for both heating and cooling.
Q: Does it come with a warranty?
A: Yes, the HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B includes a manufacturer’s warranty. Please confirm specific warranty details with the retailer.
Q: Is professional installation required?
A: Yes, it is recommended to have the HOTPOINT AH12E15D3B installed by a professional technician to ensure proper setup and ensure safety during installation.
Regularly Clean the Air Filters – Check the air filters every 1-3 months and clean them thoroughly. Dirty filters can obstruct airflow, causing the unit to work harder and reducing energy efficiency. Replace filters if they are damaged or excessively dirty.
Inspect Coils and Clean Annually – Keep both the evaporator and condenser coils clean to ensure efficient heat exchange. Dirt and dust buildup can cause the unit to overheat or reduce cooling capacity. Use a vacuum with a soft brush attachment or a coil cleaner.
Clear the Condensate Drain – Ensure the condensate drain is clear of debris and functioning correctly. Blockages can lead to water pooling inside the unit, which may cause rusting, mold, or reduced performance. Flush out the drain line with water as needed.
Check the Heating Element – Inspect the electric heating element regularly for any signs of wear or damage. If you notice any issues like strange smells, erratic heating, or unusual noises, it might be time to have the element inspected and replaced by a professional.
Test the Thermostat – Confirm that the thermostat is working correctly and maintaining the desired temperature. If you find the unit either overheats or underperforms, the thermostat might need recalibration or replacement.
Inspect the Fan and Motor – Regularly check the fan blades for dirt, obstructions, or damage. Clean them and ensure the fan motor is operating smoothly. If you hear strange noises or experience poor airflow, consider checking the motor for any issues.
Examine the Unit for Leaks – Check for any signs of refrigerant leaks or water pooling around the unit, as this can indicate a problem with the refrigerant circuit or the drainage system. Call a technician if you notice any issues.
Exterior Cleaning – Keep the exterior of the unit clean and free of dust or debris. A clean unit not only looks better but also functions more efficiently, ensuring good airflow and optimal performance.
Inspect Electrical Connections – Check the power cord and electrical connections for any signs of wear or fraying. If you notice any exposed wires or electrical issues, it’s essential to have them addressed immediately to prevent safety hazards.
Off-Season Storage – If you plan to leave the unit unused for an extended period, turn it off and clean it thoroughly. Store the unit in a dry area to prevent dust and debris from building up while it’s not in use.