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room air conditioner

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room air conditioner, packaged air conditioner, unit air conditioner, unit cooler
A factory-made encased unit which is designed to deliver conditioned air to an enclosed space without the use of ducts; usually mounted in a window or in an opening in a wall, or as a console.


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