can you store portable room a/c units in an area where the temp goes below zero?

Answer 1

As long as the unit does not contain water, there should be no problem.

Answer 2

Yes, just store it in the same position you would use it. Not up on the ends, sides or upside down. It will be fine. By the way, Freon is a brand name, the proper term is refrigerant and it doesn't boil, it expands into a gaseous state and condenses back into a liquid, at certain pressures, that is the entire principle behind refrigeration.

Answer 3

In my section, you will get a window unit for $100. probable the most inexpensive thanks to bypass. you ought to purchase a portable for form of $350. I imagine someone is going to make a some huge funds on renting a unit for a week. by skill of a window unit, at the same time as the equipment is up and dealing, keep the window unit in a funky position in case you ever choose it again. lp

Answer 4

As long as the units are out of the elements. There should be no problem.

Answer 5

the freon in the unit boils at minus 24 degrees.so below zero is just a little chillie.

Answer 6

Yes, the low temperature will not cause any harm to the unit.

Answer 7

Yes Cover with a heavy plastic cloth.

Answer 8

of course you can! here in norhtern maine it gets below zero many times in the winter, and just about everyone has one of those air conditioners. i ahve one in my window and i just leave it there year around. they're fine, they're built to handle anything. don't sweat it...

Answer 9

yes

Answer 10

yes just don't turn it on.