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Cybertake

Cybertake S2 Pro Portable Camping Air Conditioner

  • 5100 BTU cooling, 6100 BTU heating
  • Up to 130 sq ft of conditioned space
  • 100-240V wall, 12V/24V vehicle or 48V DC power
  • 1kWh per 8 hours in Eco+ mode
  • 60 to 90°F set range, runs in 41 to 113°F ambient
  • 40 dB operating noise, IPX4 water-resistant shell
  • 4 modes: Cool, Heat, Dehumidify, Eco+, with 3 fan speeds
  • 0 to 12 hour timer

Last refreshed Sep 8, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A two-way climate unit for tents and RVs that runs on wall, vehicle or power station supply. The remote and a boost converter are extra purchases, and cooling needs a short warm-up.

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ASIN: B0FMKN82GQModel: S2 ProCategory: Portable Air Conditioners

Overview

Plugging into a wall outlet, a vehicle socket or a power station, the Cybertake unit cools or heats a tent, RV or cabin. An inverter compressor does the work, and the included hoses and adapters route air without a window install.

Running from several power sources means one unit covers the campsite, the van and a plug at home, and it heats on cold nights as well as cooling in summer. Cooling takes several minutes to settle after power-on, and the remote named in the control options is sold separately.

Who it's for

Tent campers, overlanders and RV travelers carrying a power station or using vehicle power get the most from it. People trying to cool a large living room at home should look at a unit sized for that space.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Cools and heats in one unit
  • Runs on wall, vehicle or DC power
  • IPX4 shell handles splashes and rain
  • Eco+ mode stretches power station runtime
Cons
  • Remote control sold separately
  • Boost converter sold separately
  • Cooling needs minutes to stabilize after startup
  • Heavy to carry far at 25.6 lb

Performance notes

An inverter-driven rotary compressor sets the cooling output, and it needs a few minutes after startup before the temperature stabilizes. Runtime on a battery depends on mode, with Eco+ drawing the least and full heating or cooling drawing more. The hoses carry heat out, so sealing them where they pass through the tent governs how far the air temperature drops.

Where it stands among portable air conditioners

  • #4 most-searched brand and model of the 25 portable air conditioners lines we track (by search demand, not sales).
  • 40 dB noise: quieter than 89% of the portable air conditioners we list.

From the specs of the 28 portable air conditioners we list; not a test result.

Specifications

BrandCybertake
ModelS2 Pro
Dimensions & fit
Item weight25.6 pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H18.6 × 10.2 × 14 inches
Capacity & performance
Cooling Power5100 BTUlower than 90% of 21 portable air conditioners
Noise40 dBlower than 89% of 20 portable air conditioners
Heating power6100 BTU
Fan speeds3
Operating ambient temperature41 °F
Temperature range60 °F
Power & efficiency
Annual Energy Consumption1095 kWh
Voltage48 voltslower than 95% of 21 portable air conditioners
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio SEER14.7
Construction & materials
ColorGray
Included components
Included ComponentsInstallation Kit With Hoses And Adapters
Warranty & support
Warranty Description1 year
Other details
Floor Area130 sq ft
Inverter TypeHas Inverter
Operating ModeCool, Heat, Dehumidify, Eco+
Control TypeApp, Push Button, Remote
Compressor TypeRotary Scroll
RefrigerantR-290
Air Conditioner ApplicationOutdoor/portable
Timer0 to 12 hours
Water resistance levelIPX4

Closest rivals on specs

BougeRV PC35 Portable Camping Air Conditioner 3500 BTU
  • Cooling Power 5100 vs 3500 BTU (+46%)
  • Item weight 25.6 vs 34.2 pounds (-25%)
Frigidaire FHPC082AC1 Portable Air Conditioner 8
  • Noise 40 vs 50 dB (-20%)
  • Item weight 25.6 vs 52 pounds (-51%)
Whynter ARC-1280MX Inverter Portable Air Conditioner 13000 BTU
  • Cooling Power 5100 vs 13000 BTU (-61%)
  • Item weight 25.6 vs 55 pounds (-53%)
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Frequently asked questions

Can the Cybertake S2 Pro run from a car's 12V socket?

The listing names 12V and 24V vehicle power as a supported input.

Does the Cybertake S2 Pro come with a remote?

No. The listing says the remote control must be purchased separately. The unit has waterproof silicone buttons on the body for control.

Why does the Cybertake S2 Pro not blow cold air right away?

Like other compressor units, it needs roughly 5 to 10 minutes after power-on to reach stable cooling.

How do I switch the Cybertake S2 Pro display to Fahrenheit?

Press and hold the temperature up button and the fan speed increase button together for three seconds.

What warranty covers the Cybertake S2 Pro?

The listing gives 1 year on the full unit and 2 years on the compressor.