
Amana
The Amana PTH123K35AXXX is a 12,000 BTU packaged terminal heat pump (PTAC) rated 11.5 EER on R-32, with an 11,000 BTU heat-pump mode and 3.5 kW electric backup. It fits the standard 42 inch PTAC wall sleeve used in hospitality and multifamily.
$1,229
List priceTotal Home Supply (J/K series), June 2026. PTAC slides into a permanent wall sleeve; 208/230V with a 20 amp LCDI cord. Backup heater 3.5 kW.
This is a window unit. No EPA Section 608 technician is needed: the refrigerant circuit is factory-sealed and never opened. A plug-in window unit needs no permit, so the friction is with your building rather than the government. Many HOAs restrict window units on appearance grounds, though an HOA regulating how you mount one stands on much firmer ground than one banning cooling outright. Landlords can set conditions, and the falling hazard is taken seriously: New York City, for instance, requires window units to be supported by brackets or mounting rails, and many building insurers and HOAs now require a bracket regardless of city.
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R-32
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This unit's cooling matches a 500 sq ft room. Set your room size to check the fit for your space.
Installation cost
$250-500 for the unit (a basic 8,000 BTU model around $250-300, larger or inverter models $400-500). DIY install is free; an optional bracket or handyman fitting adds little.
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At a glance
Best for hotels, condos, and apartments with a ptac wall sleeve.
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