9,000 – 9,200 BTU Cooling Capacity
Ideal for hotel rooms, apartments, and small commercial spaces.
Electric Resistance Heat (3.5 kW)
Provides supplemental heating for year-round comfort.
208/230V, 20-Amp Operation
Standard PTAC electrical configuration with included power cord.
The Hotpoint® AHES09D3XXA PTAC (Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner) is a dependable climate control solution designed for hospitality, multi-family housing, and light commercial applications. Delivering approximately 9,000 – 9,200 BTU of cooling capacity, this unit provides efficient temperature control for small to medium-sized rooms.
Equipped with electric resistance heating (3.5 kW), the unit offers year-round comfort by combining cooling and supplemental heating in one compact system. Its 208/230V, 20-amp configuration and included power cord make it suitable for standard PTAC installations, especially in retrofit scenarios where existing sleeves and grilles can often be reused.
This model incorporates modern features such as electronic controls, temperature-limiting options, auto power recovery, and self-diagnostics, ensuring reliable performance and ease of operation. Built with R32 refrigerant, it also aligns with newer environmental standards while maintaining efficient cooling performance.
R32 Refrigerant
Lower environmental impact compared to older refrigerants.
Electronic Controls with LED Display
Easy temperature and mode selection with clear interface.
Temperature Limiting Options
Four preset ranges for energy savings and guest comfort control.
Auto Power Recovery
Automatically resumes operation after power interruptions.
Freeze & Frost Protection
Prevents coil damage and ensures reliable operation in cold conditions.
Slinger Ring Condensate Removal
Improves efficiency by reusing condensate for cooling.
Slide-In Chassis Design
Simplifies installation and replacement of existing PTAC units.
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