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Hi TheWizZ. Thanks for your reply. Yeah, I've decided to roll with the 2 variable speed window ACs during the winter cycle. Everyone I've spoken to on the subject agrees that the variable speed compressor fans on these particular window ACs should work just fine... and if it ends up not working...

Hi Kahoona. Thanks a lot for the information. I was unfamiliar with the headmaster module you mentioned. Hopefully two variable speed window shakers only running during daytime will suffice (without sounding like loud helicopter blades). However, I am very grateful that I can fall back on either...

Hello Renfro; hope you’re well. I’m not sure if they’re rated for a specific low ambient temperature, per se. The manufacturer’s specs can be found at: https://www.lg.com/us/air-conditioners/lg-LW2217IVSM My understanding is that variable speed compressors (which this unit does use) will...

Hi there ChrispyCritter. Hope you’re doing well, and I appreciate your reply. Thanks for sharing your positive experience regarding use of the Ice Box/Vortex option. I have mine configured similarly: a 8” Vortex (actually I think my inline fans are Hurricane) in each corner of the room with a...

Hello everyone. Long time lurker here who finally started posting. My fundamental question is in regard to running a pair of the new LG 22k BTU window ACs during the winter in the SE USA. In the past, I’ve cooled my room (20’ x 14’) with only one of the old 24k BTU window ACs. This has been no...

I've been looking into getting a pair of those for the 2 new LG 22k dual-inverter LG window-acs I just purchased. Thank you for the information. I'm glad the device(s) will work well for you.

I remember I had the same problem a few years, and also happened to have a large roll of Gorilla Tape laying around, so I just turned off the room lights, went in the room during daylight hours (outside), and blocked all light leaks from within the ac itself by liberal use of the BLACK tape from...