GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter
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GE Profile

ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter

10,300 BTU GE Profile ClearView inverter window AC rated CEER 14.7 and Energy Star certified, with a low-profile see-through front that preserves the window view, for rooms up to 450 sq ft.

$394

Live price at Abt Electronics

Price checked Oct 6, 2026

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Price history at Abt Electronics

Lowest since Jul 25, 2026:$378on Jul 25, 2026

Tracked price is up since Jul 25, 2026

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Will it cool your room?

Room size 250 sq ft ≈ 23.2 m²
More than you need for 23.2 m²

This has more cooling than your 250 sq ft room needs. It can short-cycle and leave the air cool but humid.

Running costest.
~$95/year

Estimated from ENERGY STAR's published annual energy use at about 750 hours of cooling a year (the DOE test standard) and the US average electricity price of 18.44¢/kWh (U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly Table 5.6.A (residential average, May 2026)). A standardized figure for comparison; your real cost depends on how much you run it, your local rate and your climate.

Local rates vary widely (about 15¢/kWh in Florida to 33¢ in California), and hotter regions run their AC more hours, so your real cost differs.

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At a glance

Best for buyers who want to keep their window view and natural light.

Cooling
3 kW
Size
Average
Noise
40 dB
Moderate
Install: Self-fit, no pro neededPermission: Usually no permit

Where to buy

2 retailers
  • Abt ElectronicsLowest In stock$394Buy
  • Sylvane In stock$499Buy
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Performance

Cooling capacity
10,300 BTU · 3 kW
Heating capacity
Cooling only
Room coverage
up to 450 sq ft
Energy Star
Yes
CEER
14.7
Annual energy (cooling)
526 kWh

Noise, size & features

Model number
PHNT10CC
Indoor noise
40 dB(A)about as loud as a quiet library
Outdoor noise
Not published
Indoor unit
12.8 x 19.7 x 28.0 in (HxWxD)
Outdoor unit
None
Refrigerant
R-32
Wi-Fi / app
Yes
Outdoor unit needed
No
Power supply
115 V, NEMA 5-15P plug
Warranty
1-Year Limited Warranty

Supply voltage, plug, refrigerant and warranty are from Sylvane's published specifications for this exact configuration, checked Oct 2, 2026.

What is good

  • ClearView low-profile design with a near-transparent front for an unobstructed window view
  • Inverter, CEER 14.7, Energy Star certified
  • SmartHQ WiFi with Alexa and Google
  • Cools up to 450 sq ft, R-32 refrigerant

What to watch

  • Heavy (about 80 lb) and deep (28 in) chassis
  • Energy Star UPC not validated from a primary source (GTIN left null)
  • Premium price for 10,300 BTU

Installation & the rules that apply

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.

Installation

Self-fit, no pro needed

Refrigerant

R-32

United StatesUS: local mechanical and electrical permits (vary by city)Reviewed June 2026Permit required
United StatesUS: historic district Certificate of AppropriatenessReviewed June 2026Permit required
United StatesUS: HOA / condo CC&Rs and architectural reviewReviewed June 2026Permit required
United StatesUS: NEC Article 440 dedicated circuit and disconnectReviewed June 2026Allowed with conditions
United StatesUS: window-unit restrictions and bracket/safety rulesReviewed June 2026Allowed with conditions
See all United States rules

Common questions about the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter

How much does the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter cost to run per year?
About $95 a year. Estimated from ENERGY STAR's published annual energy use at about 750 hours of cooling a year (the DOE test standard) and the US average electricity price of 18.44¢/kWh (U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly Table 5.6.A (residential average, May 2026)). A standardized figure for comparison; your real cost depends on how much you run it, your local rate and your climate.
How loud is the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter?
40 dB(A) indoors, about as loud as a quiet library.
How energy-efficient is the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter?
Its efficiency rating is CEER 14.7, and it is ENERGY STAR certified.
What size room does the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter cool?
It is rated to cool a room up to 450 sq ft (10,300 BTU · 3 kW).
Do I need a professional to install the GE Profile ClearView PHNT10CC Inverter?
No. It is a window unit you can fit yourself, no professional needed. Usually no permit.

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