Hisense AP55023HR1GD Portable Air Conditioner with Heat
- 8,000 BTU cooling, 0.67 tons
- 550 sq ft listed floor area
- Dual hose design, window kit included
- 4 modes: cool, heat, fan, dehumidify
- App, remote and push button control
- Self-draining, residential use
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A portable unit that cools, heats and dehumidifies, with app control and a dual hose setup. Heating output is not listed in the specs, so it suits mild climates more than cold winters.
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ASIN: B0GSCQ4N1WModel: AP55023HR1GDCategory: Portable Air Conditioners
Overview
Hisense builds this portable air conditioner with a dual hose design that the maker says reduces negative air pressure in the room. It vents through a snap-assembly window kit and switches between cooling, heating, fan and dehumidifying.
Year-round use from one machine is the reason to consider it, with heat and dehumidify modes alongside cooling and a phone app for control. The maker frames it for temperate climates, and the specs give no heating output, wattage or noise figure.
Who it's for
Renters who cannot install a window unit but have a window for a vent kit get cooling, heat and dehumidifying in one box. Homes in harsh winter climates should keep a dedicated heater, as the maker positions this for temperate weather.
Pros and cons
- Cools, heats, dehumidifies and runs as a fan
- Dual hose design per the maker
- Phone app plus remote control
- Self-draining design listed
- Heat output, wattage and noise not listed
- Needs a window for the vent kit
- Maker limits year-round use to temperate climates
- Two hoses to route through the window
Performance notes
Cooling in a given room depends on the rated output against the room's heat load, plus how well the window kit seals around the hoses. The dual hose layout is meant to limit the negative pressure that pulls warm air in through gaps, and self-draining reduces how often condensate needs attention.
Specifications
| Brand | Hisense |
|---|---|
| Model | AP55023HR1GD |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Cooling Power | 8000 BTU |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | White |
| Other details | |
| Floor Area | 550 sq ft |
| Operating Mode | Cool, Heat, Fan, Dehumidify |
| Control Type | App, Push Button, Remote |
| Form Factor | Portable |
| Air Conditioner Application | Residential |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Hisense AP55023HR1GD need its water tank emptied?
Self-draining is listed among its features. The listing does not describe a drain port or tank, so check the manual for how it handles condensate during heavy dehumidify use.
Is the Hisense AP55023HR1GD a window air conditioner?
No. It is a portable unit. The window installation type refers to the snap-assembly window kit that vents its hoses outside.
Can the Hisense portable AC heat a room in winter?
It has a heat mode, but the maker describes year-round use in temperate climates and the specs list no heating BTU, so do not rely on it as the main heat source in cold weather.
What app controls the Hisense AP55023HR1GD?
The ConnectLife app, listed among the included components, along with a remote control.