LG Window Air Conditioners
Bring temperatures down in your home or office with LG window air conditioners. While central air conditioning has become the gold standard in home cooling, it's not a viable option in many situations. High costs and an in-depth installation process may not work for older or smaller homes, apartment buildings, and those on a budget. These affordable window units don't sacrifice quality for the price thanks to high BTU output and innovative cooling technologies. Discover the powerful performance of these coolers—you'll want to be ready before high summer temperatures hit.
Size Matters: Square Footage
While LG window air conditioners are built for power, one small unit won't be able to cool a 2,000 square foot space (no matter how many strategically placed fans you have throughout the room). An entire multi-level home will probably need multiple devices, while an apartment or condo might be able to get away with just one or two LG air conditioners. That depends on a few factors, like how many rooms you have, where the device will be, and your home's insulation and airflow. For more information, check out our Air Conditioner Sizing and Buying Guide.
Think Smart
In the age of smart technology, phones and computers have gotten faster and better connected, but have you ever considered the possibility of an app-connected appliance like a refrigerator or dishwasher? Some LG window air conditioners come with WiFi compatibility, making them a convenient option for any home. Your Apple iOS or Android smartphone transforms into a remote that you'll have with you all the time, allowing you to adjust your device from anywhere. Use the LG SmartThinQ app (with models like the LW1017ERSM1 and LW8024RSM) to adjust fan speeds and temperatures while you're on your way back to the homestead. That way, by the time you walk in the door, your space will already be cool.
What to Look For
While some of these coolers come with Wi-Fi connectivity, there are other features that make these AC units a primary competitor in the market. Dehumidifying functions help to pull moist heat from your home, while washable filters make maintenance simple. Meanwhile, auto-cool and auto-restart functions help to keep temperatures down when you're not monitoring them—and can turn your unit back on in case the power goes out. If you're not sure what kind of features you need in an LG window air conditioner, consider what you're not currently getting from your existing cooling system. Then check out our video on What To Know Before You Buy a window unit. If you're searching for more customized advice, give our appliance experts a call at 800-860-3577 or come into the store to look at these models yourself. Whichever one you choose, it will deliver powerful performance that'll make a cooling impact on your home this summer.
