TURBRO Portable Air Conditioner Universal Exhaust Hose - 5 Inch Diameter, 78 Inch Length, Clockwise Thread

Had a floor model AC given to me. The intake/outtake hoses were rotted, and the OE tubes were around 50 a piece. (X2) These fit perfect, and was long enough to replace both hoses for a fifth of the cost. Just have to check if you need clockwise or counter clockwise .

I added an A/C unit to my workshop but the factory hose was to short to reach the window. I put a floor unit that was given to me on the wall next to my window. I built a small shelf to place the floor unit on, but the 5 foot hose would not reach so I needed a replacement. This one was perfect, gave me just enough to reach the window.

The product is awesome!! I received it yesterday and immediately installed it. Clockwise turn to intalll on both adapters. Love the length of it. Fits my Honeywell MN12CES a/c unit!

I was looking for a clockwise thread 5 inch vent hose for my portable AC. This one fits very well. The quality feels pretty good. The only thing is its color is slightly whiter than my original one. But this is not an issue for me.

Fantastic!!! Didnt realize it came with the hose and window vent kit, so ordered those also. We will be returning those unneeded items.

Cooled so well. Saved me in the summer. Recommend and great customer service. That is a game changer for me

It just kept falling off. The tabs that secure it really didn’t hold and we had to use flex tape to make it stay. It would slowly slide out of place and then you would have hot air blowing inside VS outside like you want with an AC.

Clockwise hoses are hard to find. This one is a little longer than standard which may help some people. Appears to be well made. My first hose lasted me 9 years—I hope to get that much out of the second. Easy to install and fit perfectly.

so happy to have received this exhaust tubing. fits perfectly. has the wire spiraling inside with the fold sections. DOESNT SMELL at all....thank God and everyone else involved in this production and transaction. yeah, 40$ is a lot to spend when i am not even sure my ac will last...but i take good care of it. i tried repairing the old tube, which is brittle on both ends due to heat. to anyone thinking about salvaging one by taping, learn from my mistakes. i first thought gorilla tape would work but no, the heat is too much, and it oozes apart. then i tried HVAC metal tape. perhaps that would have worked if i had not applied it over the leftover glue residue of the gorilla tape. but if it is to work, i think you would need to also apply the tape lengthwise to assure it holding together. even if that would work, it would be intolerable because of the adhesive fumes released with the ac heat. gorilla tape was bad and the metal tape was a high frequency thin scary chemical smell, very sophisticated with visions of clear glass lab beakers.

The product arrived in a timely manner and was competitively priced. The plastic appeared to be durable and it threaded easily onto the unit. Once the AC unit was running it performed as expected.