Portable AC Unit Coupler Adatper 5.9" Air Conditioner Hose Connector, AA01

Fits perfectly and installs easily. Instructions are a bit hard to follow.

This is easy to assemble. perfect for a,sliding window . I would recommend it . Great purchase.

I wasn't sure if 3 or 4 stars was better so rounded up. Overall, the kit is doing what I needed it to do, but I definitely had to modify it more than I expected. I knew going in that the hose was gonna be two tenths of an inch bigger then I needed, but I knew I could make that work. And I did with a little bit of tape. What I didn't expect was for the part that goes in the window to be as flimsy as it is. On the plus side, it fit my window really easily, which was a relief. Because I've had problems with other kits in the past. But the screw, no matter how tight I turned, is not keeping the panels from sliding, if they are pushed. To be fair, I am hopeful this will not be a problem, but as you can see from the pictures, I did add a whole bunch of tape to help secure the window unit. I initially added the tape to keep the hose component in the panel as it was falling out, no matter what I did to lock it in. It looked like there were little screw holes on either side, but there were no screws to put in. And I didn't see anything to "clamp" the piece into the panel, as was mentioned in the instructions. So tape it was. There was sealing tape in the kit, but it was completely worthless for my needs, and so I made do with the tape I have. The other thing that surprised me was, although there wasn't a gap on the top of the panel, which was lovely, there was a gap between the bottom of the supplemental panel portion to the window frame. And so I needed to add something there to close up that gap. Especially since there was a definite wobble in the panel when I wa pushing on it during that process of checking it. Tape to the rescue! I bought this unit to stay-in the window because I already had one installed for the day time location of the a/c. That one is in the living room, and I wanted to be able to move the portable unit from room to room, but because I needed to tape it to the window in the living room to seal tge gaps, I needed a second window kit. It was that or by a second a/c. So overall, I'm happy so far. I will update if that changes.

I have an LG 10,200 BTU Portable Air Conditioner model # LP1017WSR that I bought years ago after a hurricane blew threw and left us without power for close to 3 weeks. The unit ran on our generator so we were glad to have it. Our windows slide horizontally. At some point in time after that, I lent the unit to someone for short-term use and they did not take care of it like I would have preferred. It came back with a tear in the hose and the coupler was never to be seen again. I put it in storage until our central A/C started acting up and we couldn't sleep comfortably. (BTW, I wanted a new A/C installed last summer but my spouse said we didn't need one. 84 degrees in the house now and he's afraid of me). I ordered this (5.9") kit for next day delivery. Read the instructions and voila! Fits perfectly and I have a nice cool bedroom till we can do a central change out. Important to note, when they say to rotate the coupler/hose counterclockwise, they mean it. Otherwise, it will not attach, rather it will spin and spin and not secure and you will say potty words. Use patience. Good luck!

This kit was great and a good price for everything that was included. I purchased a kit at a big box store which didn't include the vent hose and cost more. I returned it. The only issue I had was that the diameter of the exhaust hose was slightly smaller that my connector but I McGyvered it to fit

Pipe larger than advertised and window fixture is cheaply made. Spend the few extra $ and buy the same kit from AC Infinity.

Not the best pictures since I took them once I was done with the whole project and stuff was covered but trust me it fit really well and was very sturdy my window vertically was about 44 inches and I put 4 of the covers together to make that length I could a used only three but I made sure to be super study I put the length of them as deep as they can go so they were fully stacked. I added sealant for cracks instead of using that tape which could have worked just wanted it to be fully sealed. Works great there were other smalls gaps in the area where the hose thing connects to the panels but my location is permanent and I epoxied it and those cracks were sealed since i used a bunch of epoxy.

The connector does not clip to the window kit. It rather slides in loosely and so not a tight fit. Thus making it very loose and comes out very easily with the slightest touch. Not suitable for my needs