Most portable ACs have one job: move heat from inside to outside. The Takoma flips the script. "Reversible" means it contains a heat pump. With the press of a button, the cycle reverses, pulling heat from the outside air (yes, even when it’s cold outside) and pumping it into your room.
It replaces a £400 air conditioner and a £100 oil heater, while using less energy than both. It’s the ultimate tool for the British climate—ready for a heatwave on Monday and a frost on Tuesday. goodhome takoma reversible mobile air conditioner
Pro tip: The unit is heavy (about 28kg), so you won't want to move it from room to room daily. Pick a spot near a window and a plug, and leave it there. Most portable ACs have one job: move heat
We’ve all been there: You spend £300+ on a portable air conditioner, use it for 8 weeks during a heatwave, and then it sits in the corner of the spare room gathering dust for the other 10 months of the year. It feels wasteful, right? With the press of a button, the cycle
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