skunkdog
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nope not all do sum cheap one will only cool,
cooling question
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nope not all do sum cheap one will only cool,
fiender
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Keeping the fan on 24/7 is probably best as long as it doesn't get too cold out, and God only knows that you know whatyour doing.
My room is on a controller, so my fan kicks on when it hits 75 or so, but if your friend wants to keep his cooled air in his room, then his fan should be off. imho
My room is on a controller, so my fan kicks on when it hits 75 or so, but if your friend wants to keep his cooled air in his room, then his fan should be off. imho
NewGrowth
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Amount of humidity removed depends on the BTU rating but all A/C units removed some amount of humidity.
skunkdog
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Ok, whats the btu stand for, also what btu would be good in a room of 2by2by2?
we only realy get shity products here in nz if ya want good stuff it cost a shit load.
NewGrowth
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A 5,000 btu unit should work just fine for a space that size i'm assuming you measurements are in meters
skunkdog
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thanks to newgrowth, i have found this, it may help?Room Air Conditioner BTU Sizing Guide
Cheers newgroth
what btu ac ya mate got fdd?
Cheers newgroth
what btu ac ya mate got fdd?
ccodiane
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my friend has a room. 5000 watts. he is pulling in new air from outside and exhausting outside in a different location. the temps outside have been in the upper 90's. he runs his lights at night. his daytime temp (lights off) is in the 80's. he bought a HUGE A/C unit. the problem is, the exhaust is venting the room to fast to allow the A/C to cool it. what should he do? thanks.
Seal the room and run CO2. I stopped running CO2, I mean, my friend stopped running CO2 altogether. Hardly even notice a difference with the AC running 24/7.
