General 2.5-Ton Split Wall Mounted AC

Item Air Conditioner
Model ✅ ASGA30FUTB
Brand General
AC Type Split AC
BTU 2.5-Ton, 30000 BTU
Coverage 280 – 380 Sqft
Filter Type Auto Clean
Fan Speed Low / Medium / High
Cooling Speed High Speed
Air Control Adjustable Air Control
Remote Control Yes
Timer Yes
Temperature Adjustment Auto / Manual
Energy Efficient Non-Inverter
Power Consumption 2.56KW

145,000.00৳ 

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General ASGA30FUTB 2.5-ton split type air conditioner has 30000 BTU cooling capacity, 220 – 240V / 1Ph / 50Hz power supply, 2.56KW power consumption, 12.20Amp running current, auto-clean function, automatic fan operation, remote control, super quiet, automatic restarts function on power fail.

General 2.5-Ton Split Wall Mounted AC

Item Air Conditioner
Model ✅ ASGA30FUTB
Brand General
AC Type Split AC
BTU 2.5-Ton, 30000 BTU
Coverage 280 – 380 Sqft
Filter Type Auto Clean
Fan Speed Low / Medium / High
Cooling Speed High Speed
Air Control Adjustable Air Control
Remote Control Yes
Timer Yes
Temperature Adjustment Auto / Manual
Energy Efficient Non-Inverter
Power Consumption 2.56KW

145,000.00৳ 

16 People watching this product now!
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General ASGA30FUTB 2.5-ton split type air conditioner has 30000 BTU cooling capacity, 220 – 240V / 1Ph / 50Hz power supply, 2.56KW power consumption, 12.20Amp running current, auto-clean function, automatic fan operation, remote control, super quiet, automatic restarts function on power fail.

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