The Toshiba RAC-WK1212ESCWRC is a window air conditioner that offers powerful cooling with a capacity of 12,000 BTU per hour. It belongs to the product class of room air conditioners without reverse cycle and features louvered sides for efficient airflow. With its sleek design and advanced functionality, this AC unit is perfect for any room in your home. This Toshiba air conditioner does not have a reverse cycle feature but it compensates with its Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to control the temperature remotely using your smartphone or other smart devices. The connected functionality also enables you to monitor energy usage and adjust settings accordingly, making it an energy-efficient choice. Equipped with OpenADR communication standard application layer, this air conditioner supports interoperability between different devices and systems. Although it doesn't offer direct on-premises open-standard-based interconnection, the Wi-Fi capabilities provide seamless integration into your smart home ecosystem. With an annual energy use of 789.5 kWh/year and a combined energy efficiency ratio (CEER) of 11.4, this Toshiba air conditioner ensures both comfort and cost savings throughout the year. It was made available on the market starting from October 1st, 2019. Overall, the Toshiba RAC-WK1212ESCWRC is a reliable and efficient room air conditioner that combines modern technology with effective cooling performance. Experience cool comfort at your fingertips with this innovative AC unit from Toshiba.

Specifications

Type

Window
Brand

Toshiba
Model

RAC-WK1212ESCWRC
Product Class

3. Without reverse cycle, with louvered sides, and 8,000 to 13,999 Btu/h
Reverse Cycle

No
Connects Using

Wi-Fi
Casement Window

None
Connected Functionality

Yes
Annual Energy Use (kWh/yr)

789.5
Available On Market

2019-10-01
Cooling Capacity (Btu/hr)

12000
Variable Speed Compressor

No
Combined Energy Efficiency Ratio (CEER)

11.4
Communication Standard Application Layer

OpenADR
Direct on-premises Open-standard Based Interconnection

No