This unit replaced a 8600 BTU window unit from 1994. So a 14000 BTU was an upgrade to say the least. The exhaust tube was a bit strange, but finally figured it out. Unit came with a nice remote and a pretty long power cord with a built in GFI. Even though you get a little drain bucket to empty the water it generates, I've never used it. Get this: The water it collects from the air is pumped over the compressor coils, (High Pressure/Hot Side), and is then exhausted out the hose!. A pretty neat setup. Another nice feature is the variable fan function, it runs on high when it is far away from the set temperature, and as it get close to the set temp, the fan starts to slow down. There is some elaborate timer function that allows you to have it come on at certain points around the clock, but I have not had a chance to play with it. I could have spent much more and was very happy to find this unit at Overstock.com. $2.50 to ship a 80 pound unit from NYC to VA was a great deal to me, plus it had a $100.00 rebate. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it does not die in 7 months like my LG Dishwasher!!