We put together some performance charts to make it easier to see exactly how each unit held up to our testing. Since we’re comparing the two smaller GE units to each other and three larger units to one another, we used different colors in the charts to more easily differentiate among them. In the chart below, the larger units appear in blue on the top of the chart and the smaller units appear in purple below.
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As you can see above, the Keystone unit came in first for the larger units, maintaining a set point of 68 F for 54.3% of its run time. That result was followed by the Toshiba with 35.1% and finally the Frigidaire with 26.5%.
The GE Profile AHTT08BC dominated this test, coming in first among the smaller units with a whopping 94.7%, while the other GE unit maintained 68 degrees F for 32.5% of its run time. While we aren’t directly comparing the performance of the larger and smaller units, it’s worth noting that the AHTT08BC came in first overall, blowing away all of the other units with its ability to maintain a set temperature of 68 F.
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The Frigidaire, Toshiba and Keystone units followed very similar patterns as they worked toward the 68-degree set temperature. The chart below is more interesting, showing the GE Profile AHTT08BC getting cooler much more quickly than the AHEC05AC. While the AHTT08BC got cooler faster, it had more dramatic temperature changes. The AHEC05AC cooled more slowly, but showed less overall variation.
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