FEATURES
- Cooling capacity : 24000 BTU
- mute mode
- smart air flow
- 4 step auto clean
- ai inverter
- extreme cooling
- turbo cooling & heating
- smart control
TCL 24000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER
ZK23,400.00
The TCL 24CHSA 24000 BTU air conditioner is a powerful unit designed for larger spaces.
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