Honest opinions about how to buy Appliances and Lighting.
Showing posts with label Air Conditioners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Air Conditioners. Show all posts
Monday, July 05, 2010
ACs
No, I did not raise prices on ACs during a heat wave. Lose a customer for life over $20-40 extra dollars....Not happening
Monday, June 28, 2010
ACs
Kind of an adhoc post....
You are hot. Even in this extreme heat, do not overbuy as the unit will freeze and will not dehumidify.
For your bedroom(it is cooler at night anyway)
up to 175 sqaure feet 5,000 BTU
175-225 square feet 6,000 BTU
225-275 square feet 7,000 BTU
275-325 square feet 8,000 BTU
375-425 square feet 9,000 BTU
Add 1-2,000 BTU if on a sunny exposure or third floor
Buy a decent name if you can, you dont want to lug this back to a store
At this writing, there are no reported shortages either at Yale or our competitors
You are hot. Even in this extreme heat, do not overbuy as the unit will freeze and will not dehumidify.
For your bedroom(it is cooler at night anyway)
up to 175 sqaure feet 5,000 BTU
175-225 square feet 6,000 BTU
225-275 square feet 7,000 BTU
275-325 square feet 8,000 BTU
375-425 square feet 9,000 BTU
Add 1-2,000 BTU if on a sunny exposure or third floor
Buy a decent name if you can, you dont want to lug this back to a store
At this writing, there are no reported shortages either at Yale or our competitors
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
How To Buy a Bedroom Air Conditioner
Why a post about a bedroom air conditioner...well, that's where you will be most miserable without one. I can post other applications later (or not)...
Let me make this ridiculously easy:
Under 175 square feet, a 5,000 BTU(BTU is British Thermal Unit) air conditioner will be adequate. Under 250 square feet, a 6,000 will be adequate.
Do not oversize an air conditioner. It will not be able to dehumidify and will actually freeze up.
Sunny or Shady: Add or deduct 10% accordingly.
Tall Ceilings/top floors(brownstones, etc): Add 2,000 BTUs.
Let me make this ridiculously easy:
Under 175 square feet, a 5,000 BTU(BTU is British Thermal Unit) air conditioner will be adequate. Under 250 square feet, a 6,000 will be adequate.
Do not oversize an air conditioner. It will not be able to dehumidify and will actually freeze up.
Sunny or Shady: Add or deduct 10% accordingly.
Tall Ceilings/top floors(brownstones, etc): Add 2,000 BTUs.
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