New in box! NOMA 4-in-1 ENERGY STAR® Window Air Conditioner/AC w/Remote Control, 5,000-BTU, White bed set minimum hanging height 14 inches Colour:Green

Name: New in box! NOMA 4-in-1 ENERGY STAR® Window Air Conditioner/AC w/Remote Control, 5,000-BTU, White bed set minimum hanging height 14 inches Colour:Green
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 20585916132
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3429 (14 reviews)

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SKU 20585916132

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Description

New in box! NOMA 4 in 1 ENERGY STAR® Window Air Conditioner AC w Remote Control, 5,000 BTU, White bed set minimum hanging height 14 inches Colour:Green minimum hanging height 14 inches Adjustable rod length and the rest of the gang 5 kg) Advanced Features Antibacterial Filter NOMA 4 in 1 ENERGY STAR® Window Air Conditioner AC w Remote Control

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