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GE AJCQ06LWJ 26" Thru the Wall Smart Air Conditioner with 3-Speed Fan, Electronic Cap Touch Controls,and Cooling Capacity of 6,300 BTU, 11.1 EER, R32, 115v/1ph Thermistor Controlled Ultra-Slim Design: A sleek FTS180FXL or for the hotel Cooling BTU:8000 Installation Type

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GE AJCQ06LWJ 26" Thru the Wall Smart Air Conditioner with 3 Speed Fan, Electronic Cap Touch Controls,and Cooling Capacity of 6,300 BTU, 11.1 EER, R32, 115v 1ph Thermistor Controlled Ultra Slim Design: A sleek FTS180FXL or for the hotel Cooling BTU:8000 Installation Type Ultra Slim Design: A sleek indicating the space required for proper airflow and installation

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