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COZEWARE Enduring 230V 12000 BTU 20 SEER2 Mini Split Air Conditioner

$408

$600

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Cozeware has COZEWARE Enduring 230V 12000 BTU 20 SEER2 Mini Split Air Conditioner on sale for $509.99 - $101.99 coupon code CWDT20 in cart = $408. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member f12_26 for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • 12,000 BTU cooling and heating mini-split
  • 20 SEER2 and 8.5 HSPF2 for 30-45% energy savings
  • Covers up to 750 sq ft with 4D airflow
  • 31 dB operation in sleep mode
  • R32 refrigerant
  • Smart control via Cozeware App, Google Assistant and Alexa
  • Voltage 230V with range 145-276V
  • Ambient temperature range 5 to 125 °F
  • Setpoint range 61-90 °F
  • Intelligent anti-freezing
  • 24-hour timer
  • AHRI and ETL certified
  • 5-year full warranty; 7-year compressor warranty
  • Assembly required
  • Remote and app control included

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $171.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $579.99.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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Written by f12_26 | Staff
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Cozeware has COZEWARE Enduring 230V 12000 BTU 20 SEER2 Mini Split Air Conditioner on sale for $509.99 - $101.99 coupon code CWDT20 in cart = $408. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member f12_26 for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • 12,000 BTU cooling and heating mini-split
  • 20 SEER2 and 8.5 HSPF2 for 30-45% energy savings
  • Covers up to 750 sq ft with 4D airflow
  • 31 dB operation in sleep mode
  • R32 refrigerant
  • Smart control via Cozeware App, Google Assistant and Alexa
  • Voltage 230V with range 145-276V
  • Ambient temperature range 5 to 125 °F
  • Setpoint range 61-90 °F
  • Intelligent anti-freezing
  • 24-hour timer
  • AHRI and ETL certified
  • 5-year full warranty; 7-year compressor warranty
  • Assembly required
  • Remote and app control included

Editor's Notes

Written by SaltyOne | Staff
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
  • At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $171.99 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $579.99.
Please see the original post for additional details & refer to the comments below for discussion.

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Written by f12_26 | Staff

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Jul 25, 2026 12:54 PM
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OrangeApparel8487Jul 25, 2026 12:54 PM
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pretty good price for one with wifi.
Jul 26, 2026 10:36 AM
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minghiJul 26, 2026 10:36 AM
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Their E-wave series seems to have 10 HSPF2 which if true is a steal for the northeast winters.
Yesterday 12:29 AM
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AKA_DEALSYesterday 12:29 AM
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To bad only 203v. In for one if 115v.
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Yesterday 1:20 AM
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zapatistaYesterday 1:20 AM
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Quote from AKA_DEALS :
To bad only 203v. In for one if 115v.
115v is ~$25 more.
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Yesterday 4:51 AM
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warezdogYesterday 4:51 AM
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waiting for the twin head ones to come in below a grand but this is a great price for an AC that will sip electricity
Yesterday 2:01 PM
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Tri1914Yesterday 2:01 PM
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Never seen this brand before. Any good?
Yesterday 4:19 PM
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chivasYesterday 4:19 PM
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Quote from AKA_DEALS :
To bad only 203v. In for one if 115v.
is it true the 115v is less reliable than a 203v? heard the 115 strains more to do the same v 203 hence causing more "wear and tear" on electronic parts. been looking for one (or two to separate the loft part) for the shop and if I can get away with the 115 being equally reliable, that'll save me some wiring cost.

thanks!

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Yesterday 5:30 PM
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TimO8570Yesterday 5:30 PM
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Quote from chivas :

is it true the 115v is less reliable than a 203v? heard the 115 strains more to do the same v 203 hence causing more "wear and tear" on electronic parts. been looking for one (or two to separate the loft part) for the shop and if I can get away with the 115 being equally reliable, that'll save me some wiring cost.

thanks!
120V systems pull ~double the current of 230/240V systems for the same wattage. Using lower current means less heat generated in the electronics and motor ... which certainly can contribute to fewer failures.

It also makes them cheaper (less copper) which is why you see better prices on the higher voltage systems.
Yesterday 7:17 PM
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caoticoYesterday 7:17 PM
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Quote from TimO8570 :
120V systems pull ~double the current of 230/240V systems for the same wattage. Using lower current means less heat generated in the electronics and motor ... which certainly can contribute to fewer failures.It also makes them cheaper (less copper) which is why you see better prices on the higher voltage systems.
Thanks. Good answer. The one thing I'm hearing is that if you want to power it from solar, a 115 is easier unless you have more expensive inverters. Does that sound right?
Yesterday 7:32 PM
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d4veYesterday 7:32 PM
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Need to replace a slow leaking mini split at some point. I'll give the 115v e-save model a try.
Yesterday 9:33 PM
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TimO8570Yesterday 9:33 PM
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Quote from caotico :
Thanks. Good answer. The one thing I'm hearing is that if you want to power it from solar, a 115 is easier unless you have more expensive inverters. Does that sound right?
Generally yes.

You need a split-phase 120/240V inverter which are more complicated (it's essentially two inverters in one box) and usually meant for higher power situations (partial house, workshop) ... both of which are going to push up the minimum price.

It would be /nice/ if the manual for this listed it's inrush (surge) current and operating current/breaker size.
Yesterday 9:46 PM
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loboblastYesterday 9:46 PM
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Is this big enough to support a 20'x20' 2-car garage that has been converted to a 2nd living room? I'll eventually upgrade the entire refrigerated air unit. I work from home, so I need something a bit cheaper and need it fast.

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