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Midea MAP10T1VWT-B vs Whynter ARC-1030WN

Two of the portable air conditioners in our best portable air conditioners comparison, lined up spec by spec. Every figure comes from the manufacturer pages linked below, and the scores use the same published formula as the full ranking.

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#12 of 35 in Portable Air Conditioners

Midea MAP10T1VWT-B

8.3/10

Best for: Official DOE SACC 10000 Btu/h, CEER 14.7, certified as dual-duct, variable-speed compressor

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#13 of 35 in Portable Air Conditioners

Whynter ARC-1030WN

8.3/10

Best for: Official DOE SACC 10000 Btu/h, CEER 14.7, certified as dual-duct, variable-speed compressor

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Spec-by-spec comparison

Green marks the better published figure. "Not listed" means the manufacturer doesn't publish it.

SpecMidea MAP10T1VWT-BWhynter ARC-1030WNWeight
DOE SACCOfficial DOE seasonally adjusted cooling capacity in Btu/h. Missing values take the category minimum. 10000 Btu/h 10000 Btu/h 30%
DOE CEEROfficial DOE combined energy efficiency ratio in Btu/Wh. Higher is more efficient. Missing values take the category minimum. 14.7 14.7 32%
Dual-duct certificationYes when the official DOE record lists a dual-duct configuration used for testing. Single-duct or unstated counts as no. Yes Yes 20%
Variable-speed compressorYes when the official DOE record marks a variable-speed compressor as Yes. Unstated counts as no. Yes Yes 10%
Heating functionYes when the official DOE record lists a heating function. Unstated counts as no. No No 8%
Seasonally adjusted cooling capacity (DOE SACC)10000 Btu/h10000 Btu/hinfo
Combined energy efficiency ratio (DOE CEER)14.7 Btu/Wh14.7 Btu/Whinfo
Duct configuration used for testing (DOE)Dual-ductDual-ductinfo
Presence of heating function (DOE)NoNoinfo
Variable-speed compressor (DOE)YesYesinfo
Primary condensate removal (DOE)Auto-evaporationAuto-evaporationinfo
Full-load SACC, if listed (DOE)10000 Btu/h10000 Btu/hinfo
Estimated cooling power (computed)680 watts, computed as certified capacity ÷ CEER680 watts, computed as certified capacity ÷ CEERinfo
Certified individual model numberMAP10T1VWT-BARC-1030WNinfo
Basic model number (DOE)MAP10T1VWT-BARC-1030WNinfo
CoolPick score8.3/108.3/10100%

Where each one comes out ahead

Midea MAP10T1VWT-B

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

  • Highest official DOE CEER in this comparison (14.7)
  • Certified to DOE as a dual-duct configuration
  • DOE record lists a variable-speed compressor

Watch out for

  • DOE record does not list a heating function

Whynter ARC-1030WN

No scored spec where it is strictly ahead; its case rests on the strengths below.

What we like

  • Highest official DOE CEER in this comparison (14.7)
  • Certified to DOE as a dual-duct configuration
  • DOE record lists a variable-speed compressor

Watch out for

  • DOE record does not list a heating function

Verdict

Both official DOE records list 10,000 Btu/h SACC, a CEER of 14.7, a dual-duct test configuration and a variable-speed compressor, with no heating function listed. They are among the highest official CEER figures in this set.

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