Windscreen4less Outdoor A/C Unit Mesh Cover for Outside Air Conditioner AC Compressor Condenser 32''x32'' Keep Out Leaves Breathable for All Seasons

Moved my Unit outdoors and had the issue of leaves getting into it, got this mesh cover to prevent that and it Does the job perfectly 👍🏽

My outside AC unit is bombarded by constant falling leaves from the many Oak trees in and around my community. It doesn't help that it is typically windy there too. I could no longer see the bottom of the concrete platform on which the unit rests. So, paid someone to vacuum out the leaves & debris and then attached the windscreen. Now, +2 weeks later leaves still cannot enter from the top as the windscreen captures them and the wind blows them away easily due to the material in the product. I can now hose the platform easily and breathe easier knowing that small step will help to extend the life of the AC unit. My neighbours are very impressed with the cost, how effective it is and will be ordering as well.

We just had a lot of renovation done at our home, including a brand new HVAC system including a new A/C unit. Since the A/C unit sits outside we wanted some sort of cover that would protect the A/C unit but still allow enough airflow so it would not lose efficiency. This Windscreen4less really fit the bill and does a great job at allowing sufficient air flow through the A/C unit vanes and still keeps a lot of leaves and other debris OUT of the unit. This windscreen is durable too, and the cost is just right. A really good purchase for us as we like to protect our investments in our home!

So happy I found this…. No more lizards falling in.

Arrived early. But no manufacturer name, info, or materials evident on the label, so not certain it's the one I ordered. 'Easy' to install, but watch out for the metal hooks at the compressor end of the bungees: not that easy to get thru the vents on my Trane, hard to adjust, and hits the coil during install. Maybe plastic ties are a better option. Recommended by my AC tech bec we have a real leaf problem here - thin leaves that are abundant and get in everything. Also, lots of rain, so leaves will turn to soil pretty quickly wherever they build up. Purposely left the cover slightly loose (not snug) so that air can circulate. Remains to be seen if condenser performance is impacted.