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product_id: 29393002
title: "Smart Portable Air Conditioner, 12,000 BTU (8,350 BTU SACC) for Rooms up to 550 Sq. Ft., Smart Portable AC with Follow Me Remote and Window Kit, BPACT12WT, White"
brand: "black+decker"
price: "31413650₫"
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reviews_count: 13
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# Wi-Fi & voice control enabled Easy-install window kit included 12,000 BTU powerful cooling Smart Portable Air Conditioner, 12,000 BTU (8,350 BTU SACC) for Rooms up to 550 Sq. Ft., Smart Portable AC with Follow Me Remote and Window Kit, BPACT12WT, White

**Brand:** black+decker
**Price:** 31413650₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❄️ Stay chill, stay smart — the future of portable cooling is here!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Smart Portable Air Conditioner, 12,000 BTU (8,350 BTU SACC) for Rooms up to 550 Sq. Ft., Smart Portable AC with Follow Me Remote and Window Kit, BPACT12WT, White by black+decker
- **How much does it cost?** 31413650₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- black+decker enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted black+decker brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** Portable design cools rooms up to 550 sq. ft. without bulky installation hassles.
- • **Smart Remote with Follow Me:** Remote acts as a thermostat for precise, personalized temperature control anywhere in the room.
- • **Energy-Savvy & User-Friendly:** 112 kWh/year consumption with washable filter and intuitive LED display for smart, sustainable cooling.
- • **Seamless Voice & App Control:** Adjust settings hands-free via Alexa, Google Assistant, or mobile app—stay cool without lifting a finger.
- • **Triple-Action Climate Control:** Cool, dehumidify, or fan mode—customize your comfort effortlessly.

## Overview

The BLACK+DECKER Smart Portable Air Conditioner delivers 12,000 BTU cooling power for rooms up to 550 sq. ft., combining air conditioning, dehumidifying, and fan functions in one sleek, portable unit. Featuring Wi-Fi connectivity, voice control compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant, and a Follow Me remote that doubles as a thermostat, it offers precise, personalized comfort. The included easy-install window kit ensures quick setup, while energy-efficient operation and a washable filter make it a smart choice for modern living spaces.

## Description

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Review: Works great, but I have casement windows, how to install it tip. - My biggest complaint? The remote doesn't have backlight. Neither does the one for my space heater WHICH you can buy one of these units with heating options. I just haven't taught my fingers on this one yet similar to getting a new tv remote. I have Casement Windows. I didn't WANT casement windows because I knew this problem was going to occur BUT I lost that fight. Ah well. So I got the unit in and didn't have time to configure my window screen for the exhaust tube but it was 98 degrees outside. I stuck the hose out into my hallway landing, turned the ceiling fan on there to move the air down opposite of where I have it in the winter to bring the warm air up, and slept cool all night. It worked so well I contemplated NOT doing the window install. That cost me a little over a hundred dollars in plexiglass and parts though I could do it cheaper. But Free is cheapest. It also had me walking around the unit in the door while asleep SO, I fixed the window. With my window screen adapted, when I use the unit I crank open my window, turn on the air and leave my door cracked. I have a cat that comes in and out but the opening in the door doesn't let much air out, lets the inflow needed for the air that DOES go out through the unit in and gets my bedroom cool in 10-20 minutes tops from too hot. It's as noisy as a window unit but I grew up with that so I go right to sleep. The air in my house is already dried by the HVAC so I have not use Dry mode. There are three modes of control for the Cooling. Temp/Sleep and Timer. Set the Temperature that you want and the unit will cycle on and off to reach and stay at that Temperature. The Sleep setting will raise the temperature 2 degrees in an hour and 4 degrees after 4 hours. (When you fall asleep and are still, you tend to get cold and it tries to account for that.) And Timer, you can have it turn the unit off in 1 hour units up to 24. I've used all three. Last night I left it on. Woke up cold and adjusted temps myself twice. The sleep setting might be about right for me. YMMV I set the timer mode too early the first night and thumbed the unit on again midway through the night THEN woke up cold and turned it off. You'll find your correct setting as well. And NOW people can sleep downstairs without freezing to death so that I can sleep upstairs in comfort, not just tolerable relativity. Should make the electric bills go down to as I don't seem to need the unit on for more then 3 or 4 hours. ---- (the following isn't really review but added to help with Casement Windows Install.)--- Having watched a few YouTube videos the attached photo shows my installation. My real problem with this is I have casement windows. This itself isn't the problem of the unit, it just complicates the install. My windows have screens that clamp to the inside of the window. Simply remove the frame, remove the screen material, buy a piece of plexiglass and trim pieces at your big box store to fit your screen area. You'll have to cut it to size, cut the hole for the exhaust tube and then I used clamps (simple pieces of metal and short, #8 screws to screw them to the frame. Then put the frame back into the window and it's done. I didn't get my trim pieces cut just right and the holes it left in the corner advertised for all those no-seums bugs to crawl right through. I sealed it with white duct tape. When the seasons over I'll fix that. I have seen videos on installing the cutouts they send you on regular windows, they look about like anytime you use a window unit WITHOUT having to have that wonderful time where you slide the unit halfway out and then have someone push the window down to keep it from falling out your whatever story window. It does take a little floor space and is several hundred dollars cheaper then the two hose units that don't take inside air, suck the heat out of it and blow it out the window. That means you are sucking air from somewhere else in your house and bringing that into your room. I let you research those differences, MONEY turned out to be the limiting factor here.
Review: Good product! Don’t understand the negative reviews. - I am a little confused with all the negative reviews saying that this product is not worth it. So far, this product has done wonders for me. Unfortunately, it has not quite been a month yet since purchase, but it has been well worth the money! I understand seeing these negative reviews would turn people away considering the price, so I am going to give my honest feedback. I live in an apartment complex, a townhome, and we are not allowed window units; however, the AC does not reach the entire upstairs very well, and the maintenance team likes to do as little as possible about it. So, we had to invest in one of these, and I can honestly say, I am so thankful I don’t have anymore sweaty nights! The temp goes down to 64 degrees which is super, super comfortable. I do not sleep with it that low, but I love a cold, cold room, so I sleep with it at 68. If my door is open, it will cool most of the upstairs (three bedrooms). I have had some complications with understanding the controls and keeping the AC part running constantly, rather than just the fan. The fan will always be running regardless of the actual unit running, which still does keep it cool, but def not as strong as the actual unit pushing out a repeated cold. It is hard to explain because I am still figuring it out, but ultimately the hard AC does work constantly, and no matter what, it’s always blowing cold air. If you’re worried about the apartment complex not allowing window units, but you really want to be cool, get this. The part the has to go in the window is not big at all, and it actually, from a glance, just looks like you have a window fan, and it sounds like it too. My only complaint with this product is that because the AC part turns off and on to fan mode when it thinks the room is cool enough, it will constantly wake me up in the middle of the night. It will wake me up when it starts to turn on and off because it does sound like an actual AC unit when it turns on, and that got so annoying. That is why I wish I could figure out how to get it running constantly rather than turning off every time it feels like the room is at the temp it needs to be. To address one final complaint, I seen a lot of complaints about the noise. I would say, if you sleep with a fan on, the noise is FINE. I don’t sleep with a fan on anymore because the noise that it makes blowing, makes up for the noise from the fan. As I stated already, it’s just the kicking of it turning on and off that keeps me up. I have found that if I leave my door open when I sleep, it runs most of the night because it is also trying to cool the upstairs, not just my room. As for energy efficient, I will have to come back to this when I get the electric bill for next month- being that I have not had it a whole month yet.

## Features

- Three-in-One Unit: Our 12,000 BTU air conditioner also functions as a dehumidifier & fan. This portable air conditioner has a full function remote control & top mounted control panel with LED display
- Portable AC: Take this personal air conditioner (16.5” x 11.7” x 27.9) in rooms up to 550 sq. ft. Stay cool in the hot summer months and sleep well with this BLACK+DECKER ac unit for bedroom
- Smart AC with Voice Control: This smart air conditioner allows Wi-Fi connectivity and can be controlled using our mobile app available on iOS and Google Play stores, and voice controlled by desertcart Alexa or Google Assistant
- Follow Me Remote: Our portable AC unit comes with a full function remote control that features a FOLLOW ME function, which allows the remote to act as a thermostat for precise temperature control
- Installation Kit: When it comes to fans that blow cold air, this indoor ac unit includes an easy-to-install window kit. A large, vented airflow outlet ushers in cool air

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01DLPUWGW |
| Additional Features | Remote Controlled |
| Air Conditioner Application | Residential Indoor Use |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 112 Kilowatt Hours Per Year |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,713 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #22 in Portable Air Conditioners |
| Brand | BLACK+DECKER |
| Brand Name | BLACK+DECKER |
| Capacity | 44.2 Liters |
| Color | White - Without Heat |
| Compressor Type | Rotary Scroll |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Controller Type | Remote Control |
| Cooling Power | 12000 British Thermal Units |
| Core Material | Environmentally Friendly R410a Refrigerant |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 7,412 Reviews |
| Efficiency | 5.8 |
| Filter Type | Washable |
| Floor Area | 550.0 |
| Form Factor | Portable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00819813013172 |
| Included Components | Installation Kit: Air exhaust hose, hose inlet/outlet adapters, window casement, water drain hose and owner’s manualFull function remote control |
| Installation Type | Packaged |
| Inverter Type | No Inverter |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Is Outdoor Unit Required | No |
| Is Product Cordless | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 13.8"D x 17.1"W x 28.1"H |
| Item Type Name | Portable Air Conditioner |
| Item Weight | 56.8 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | W Appliance Company |
| Model Name | Portable Air Conditioner with Remote Control |
| Model Number | BPACT12WT |
| Noise | 52 Decibels |
| Number Of Circuits | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 4 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 13.8"D x 17.1"W x 28.1"H |
| Refrigerant | R410a |
| Room Type | Bedroom, Living Room |
| Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) | 7.2 |
| Special Feature | Remote Controlled |
| Start Year | 2025 |
| Start year | 2025 |
| UPC | 819813013172 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 115 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 1 year limited |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Wattage | 3516 watts |
| Window Opening Maximum Height | 48.4 Inches |
| Window Opening Maximum Width | 48.4 Inches |
| Window Opening Minimum Height | 26.5 Inches |
| Window Opening Minimum Width | 26.5 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BLACK+DECKER
- **Capacity:** 44.2 Liters
- **Color:** White - Without Heat
- **Cooling Power:** 12000 British Thermal Units
- **Noise Level:** 52 Decibels
- **Product Dimensions:** 13.8"D x 17.1"W x 28.1"H
- **Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER):** 7.2
- **Special Feature:** Remote Controlled
- **Start year:** 2025
- **Voltage:** 115 Volts

## Images

![Smart Portable Air Conditioner, 12,000 BTU (8,350 BTU SACC) for Rooms up to 550 Sq. Ft., Smart Portable AC with Follow Me Remote and Window Kit, BPACT12WT, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61LcIL7oROL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is there a window kit included?**
A: Yes. It includes: panels that fit horizontal or vertical window openings from 26.5" to 48.4", 5-inch diameter Threaded Exhaust Hose, drain hose, foam seal, and hose inlet with outlet

**Q: Does this portable air conditioner also function as a dehumidifier and fan?**
A: Yes, this 3-in-1 portable air conditioner also functions as a dehumidifier & fan.

**Q: Where can I vent this out of?**
A: You can easily vent the portable air conditioner to a window or wall. Double hung or sliding windows.

**Q: Is this easy to move?**
A: Thanks to casters on the bottom and side handles on both sides of the small air conditioner, this air cooler can be moved from room to room without any hassle.

**Q: What size room does this model cool?**
A: This 12,000 BTU (8,000 BTU DOE) model provides strong cooling power up to 550 sq. ft.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great, but I have casement windows, how to install it tip.
*by W***M on August 8, 2024*

My biggest complaint? The remote doesn't have backlight. Neither does the one for my space heater WHICH you can buy one of these units with heating options. I just haven't taught my fingers on this one yet similar to getting a new tv remote. I have Casement Windows. I didn't WANT casement windows because I knew this problem was going to occur BUT I lost that fight. Ah well. So I got the unit in and didn't have time to configure my window screen for the exhaust tube but it was 98 degrees outside. I stuck the hose out into my hallway landing, turned the ceiling fan on there to move the air down opposite of where I have it in the winter to bring the warm air up, and slept cool all night. It worked so well I contemplated NOT doing the window install. That cost me a little over a hundred dollars in plexiglass and parts though I could do it cheaper. But Free is cheapest. It also had me walking around the unit in the door while asleep SO, I fixed the window. With my window screen adapted, when I use the unit I crank open my window, turn on the air and leave my door cracked. I have a cat that comes in and out but the opening in the door doesn't let much air out, lets the inflow needed for the air that DOES go out through the unit in and gets my bedroom cool in 10-20 minutes tops from too hot. It's as noisy as a window unit but I grew up with that so I go right to sleep. The air in my house is already dried by the HVAC so I have not use Dry mode. There are three modes of control for the Cooling. Temp/Sleep and Timer. Set the Temperature that you want and the unit will cycle on and off to reach and stay at that Temperature. The Sleep setting will raise the temperature 2 degrees in an hour and 4 degrees after 4 hours. (When you fall asleep and are still, you tend to get cold and it tries to account for that.) And Timer, you can have it turn the unit off in 1 hour units up to 24. I've used all three. Last night I left it on. Woke up cold and adjusted temps myself twice. The sleep setting might be about right for me. YMMV I set the timer mode too early the first night and thumbed the unit on again midway through the night THEN woke up cold and turned it off. You'll find your correct setting as well. And NOW people can sleep downstairs without freezing to death so that I can sleep upstairs in comfort, not just tolerable relativity. Should make the electric bills go down to as I don't seem to need the unit on for more then 3 or 4 hours. ---- (the following isn't really review but added to help with Casement Windows Install.)--- Having watched a few YouTube videos the attached photo shows my installation. My real problem with this is I have casement windows. This itself isn't the problem of the unit, it just complicates the install. My windows have screens that clamp to the inside of the window. Simply remove the frame, remove the screen material, buy a piece of plexiglass and trim pieces at your big box store to fit your screen area. You'll have to cut it to size, cut the hole for the exhaust tube and then I used clamps (simple pieces of metal and short, #8 screws to screw them to the frame. Then put the frame back into the window and it's done. I didn't get my trim pieces cut just right and the holes it left in the corner advertised for all those no-seums bugs to crawl right through. I sealed it with white duct tape. When the seasons over I'll fix that. I have seen videos on installing the cutouts they send you on regular windows, they look about like anytime you use a window unit WITHOUT having to have that wonderful time where you slide the unit halfway out and then have someone push the window down to keep it from falling out your whatever story window. It does take a little floor space and is several hundred dollars cheaper then the two hose units that don't take inside air, suck the heat out of it and blow it out the window. That means you are sucking air from somewhere else in your house and bringing that into your room. I let you research those differences, MONEY turned out to be the limiting factor here.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good product! Don’t understand the negative reviews.
*by K***S on May 5, 2021*

I am a little confused with all the negative reviews saying that this product is not worth it. So far, this product has done wonders for me. Unfortunately, it has not quite been a month yet since purchase, but it has been well worth the money! I understand seeing these negative reviews would turn people away considering the price, so I am going to give my honest feedback. I live in an apartment complex, a townhome, and we are not allowed window units; however, the AC does not reach the entire upstairs very well, and the maintenance team likes to do as little as possible about it. So, we had to invest in one of these, and I can honestly say, I am so thankful I don’t have anymore sweaty nights! The temp goes down to 64 degrees which is super, super comfortable. I do not sleep with it that low, but I love a cold, cold room, so I sleep with it at 68. If my door is open, it will cool most of the upstairs (three bedrooms). I have had some complications with understanding the controls and keeping the AC part running constantly, rather than just the fan. The fan will always be running regardless of the actual unit running, which still does keep it cool, but def not as strong as the actual unit pushing out a repeated cold. It is hard to explain because I am still figuring it out, but ultimately the hard AC does work constantly, and no matter what, it’s always blowing cold air. If you’re worried about the apartment complex not allowing window units, but you really want to be cool, get this. The part the has to go in the window is not big at all, and it actually, from a glance, just looks like you have a window fan, and it sounds like it too. My only complaint with this product is that because the AC part turns off and on to fan mode when it thinks the room is cool enough, it will constantly wake me up in the middle of the night. It will wake me up when it starts to turn on and off because it does sound like an actual AC unit when it turns on, and that got so annoying. That is why I wish I could figure out how to get it running constantly rather than turning off every time it feels like the room is at the temp it needs to be. To address one final complaint, I seen a lot of complaints about the noise. I would say, if you sleep with a fan on, the noise is FINE. I don’t sleep with a fan on anymore because the noise that it makes blowing, makes up for the noise from the fan. As I stated already, it’s just the kicking of it turning on and off that keeps me up. I have found that if I leave my door open when I sleep, it runs most of the night because it is also trying to cool the upstairs, not just my room. As for energy efficient, I will have to come back to this when I get the electric bill for next month- being that I have not had it a whole month yet.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good, but know what you are buying.
*by C***. on May 14, 2021*

I'll start this review stating, if you CAN get an in-window or two part AC unit, get it. They are FAR better than ANY portable AC unit. A lot of bad reviews here are because people didn't understand portable AC's CANNOT compete with wall or window mount units for cooling efficiency. I'll explain why at the end. But considering the limitations of a portal AC unit, this seems a really nice one for the price. For one its design is tiny and unassuming and should fit any decor. It very much does make cold air, it was easy to set up, and wasn't too horridly heavy to move to my hot-box upstairs office. It absolutely puts out the cold air, even if the thermometer in my room disagrees with its temp setting, its only a degree or two off, and consistent about it, which is good enough. The sound, well its modestly loud. Think 1/2 a vacuum cleaner or...well a heavy "squirrel cage" fan when in active cooling. This does make perfect sense as its has 2 rotary fans and a compressor with ball bearings whirring away inside the box. So its got some volume, so if you were talking you would have to talk mildly loud to talk over it, but doesn't seem to interfere too much with phone calls, or voice chats. Overall it was easy to set up, and the remote is a fantastic addition as I can easily turn it off any time I don't want it running. Now I had to get a "portable" because I have casement fold-out windows. Thus an in-window unit is an impossibility for me, and I'm not about to cut a hole in the wall for an upstairs bedroom that stubbornly is 10 degrees warmer than the rest of the house despite central AC. Thus this is perfect fit, run it when I am in the room, power it off when I am not. I added on one of those casement fabric window seals to provide a half decent seal and it all seems to work well to bring the room in line with the rest of the house. Now your mileage may vary as I DO have central AC so I am supplementing cooling, AND the fact the negative pressure these things make is going to draw COLDER air from the rest of the house helps me here. If this is your only cooling source, know you are not going to get those magical numbers of cooling power printed on the box. It still works, just not quite as nicely as advertised. Also this thing pulls as much wattage as a space heater. All the same advice applies. Only use 12 gauge extension cables rated for 1500 watts, and don't run it off a plug on a light switch. Also note, if you use this with sliding windows, once its installed, measure how much space is between the "back" side of the now open window and the frame, and go get some 1/2 inch hardwood dowels and cut them to that exact size to prevent a bad guy from forcing the now unlocked window open and breaking into your house. If you are like me and have casement windows...umm...I recommend taking the hose out of the window and locking it when you are away. This loses a star because it sounds like it has ball type fan bearings, thus there is a whine to motors. See the overall noise can't really be helped, its inherent to the concept, but the fact its got a whine could have been. Its not bad, and I can ignore it, But I DO hear more than a gentle low hum and the rush of air, so it loses points. It also has those OBNOXIOUS blue LEDs, AND they are always on. Mine is in a work from home office, so is its a non-issue for me, but it would quickly get something tinted taped over it in a bedroom. Also a minor annoyance, but the LCD on the remote isn't one of those aqua-colored light up kinds, so its quite hard to see unless you have the lights on bright. Now I haven't owned it long enough to comment on durability. Honestly given the way of things these days I expect 5-10 years use before it dies. Such is life as they say. And now to the explanation. Portal AC units will NEVER equal the performance of a window unit. See EVERY AC unit every made is a heat-mover, or heat pump to be technical. It moves heat from one place to another. In this case it moves heat by pulling air from the room, over its hot compression-side coil, and out the window using the hose. This makes your room have a lower air pressure than the rest of the house and the outside. Meaning warmer air from places you are not cooling IS going to seep in and fight against the cooling-effect of the AC. This cannot be avoided unless you want to make a vacuum chamber, which I don't advise attempting. Worse, the compressor and condenser fins are inside the room where they are both outside in other types of AC. These also give off heat, lowering your efficiency. Now these kind of AC DO still work the cooling power IS still greater than the hot air pulled in and the extra heat generated by the motors, but you are NOT going to get anything close to the efficacy of a window-unit. Nobody can solve this because the limitation is inherent to having the compressor and condenser inside the room. Hell you will get roughly 1/2 the cooling with a portable, just know this before you buy. But if you are like me and cannot use a window unit, then you have to pick an portable AC, and this really seems like a good buy.

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