Currently out of stockNomad 12
Best for bedrooms, living rooms and home offices
A strong all-rounder for everyday UK rooms, with proper compressor-driven cooling, simple controls and easy movement between spaces.
- Cooling, fan and dehumidifier modes
- Remote control and programmable timer
- R290 refrigerant
- Exhaust hose and window kit included
Currently out of stockNomad 14
Best for larger living spaces, offices and warmer rooms
Our higher-output portable model, combining 14,000 BTU cooling with auto swing, three fan speeds and simple remote operation.
- Cooling, dehumidifier, auto, fan and night modes
- Auto swing, remote control and 24-hour timer
- Three fan speeds and R290 refrigerant
- Exhaust hose and connectors included
Running cost estimator
What might it cost to keep cool?
Choose a model and enter your expected use. The tariff starts at the current Ofgem average, but you can replace it with the unit rate shown on your electricity bill.
It uses an indicative active-cooling input of 1.35 kW for the Nomad 12. This is derived from the supplier-declared cooling output and the minimum EER of 2.60 for a Class A single-duct air conditioner. Actual consumption can be lower as the compressor cycles, and will vary with room conditions, settings and ventilation.
The default 26.11p/kWh is Ofgem's average Direct Debit electricity rate for 1 July to 30 September 2026. Standing charges are excluded because they apply regardless of appliance use.
Nomad 12 details
A closer look at the unit.
Authentic product views showing the clean casing, straightforward digital controls and adjustable top air outlet.
Product walkthroughs
See both portable models in action.
A closer look at each unit, including the air outlet, digital controls, operating modes and everyday setup.
What to expect
Everything needed to start cooling.
Portable FAQs
Useful answers before you register.
Does a portable air conditioner need venting?
Yes. A compressor-driven portable unit removes heat from the room through an exhaust hose. Position it near a suitable window and use the supplied window kit to minimise warm air returning.
Which size should I choose?
The 12,000 BTU unit is the practical starting point for many bedrooms, home offices and living rooms. Larger, warmer or more demanding spaces may benefit from the 14,000 BTU option. Glazing, insulation, ceiling height and heat-producing equipment all affect performance.
Can I use one in a bedroom?
Yes, although all compressor air conditioners make some noise. Cooling the room before sleep and using the timer or sleep function can be more comfortable than running at full power all night.
When will the next stock arrive?
The next delivery date is not yet published. Submit a stock-alert enquiry and we will contact you once the allocation and expected UK arrival are confirmed.