De’Longhi's new Pinguino air conditioner will keep you cool in any room, and it's launched just in time for the UK's early summer heat
De’Longhi has launched its new Pinguino air conditioner, designed to provide efficient cooling for medium to large spaces. The Pinguino GentleJet Inverter is notable for its high BTU output and energy efficiency, making it suitable for the UK's upcoming hot weather. With features like a Quiet mode and multiple operating modes, it aims to offer comfort and convenience for users.
- ▪The Pinguino has a cooling capacity of 13,300 BTU per hour, suitable for larger rooms.
- ▪It is up to 50% more efficient than some rival models and uses 45% less energy than non-inverter models.
- ▪The air conditioner can remove up to 73 litres of moisture every 24 hours.
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Home Small Appliances De’Longhi's new Pinguino air conditioner will keep you cool in any room, and it's launched just in time for the UK's early summer heat News By Carrie Marshall published 21 May 2026 De’Longhi's portable air conditioner and dehumidifier promises comfortable cooling for medium and large spaces When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: De'Longhi) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The Pinguino is up to 50% more efficient than some rival models It has a Quiet mode for bedtime coolingIt's on sale now for £999 direct from De'LonghiWith…
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