2 story townhouse that less than 1000 square feet - should I do for the 24" fan? Part of the house is sectioned off, so 1600 actual house is &lt; 1000.
330836
My fan is still waiting to be installed so I can't honestly answer your question, but according to the ratings, the fan should do a great job on that small an area. I plan to install mine soon...........
570561
I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
245939
My room for the fan is about the same size as yours and I feel like it does a great job moving air, just as well as my previous one which was actually 48". I love how much of a smaller footprint it has and how much closer to the ceiling. By the way my ceiling is standard height. I haven't needed to use high speed yet.
1936351
That sounds good, consider where your make up air is going to come from. Without a good free flow source of make up air, you will notget much flow. Perhaps you have a shady and low and cool side of the house where you can add a vent for make up air. The opening for the make up air should be approximately the same square inches as the fan.
1736578
Actually some of the reviews I saw rated it for 1400 sq ft (which is the size of my house). It seems to work relatively well for that size of a building, but I also have an air purifier that circulates the air flow (which I move from room to room). It also has rollers so it can be moved from room to room if you desire.
778118
My house is 10,000 sq ft., and it works well throughout. My guess is 150 to 200 ft.BK
325554
My question exactly! Amazon should include approx. Sq. footage coverage in the product description. I was thinking of getting one for upstairs and one for downstairs. Think I will try it though.
491472
Yes, I would recommend 2. We have a neighbor who has a house similar in size and two are adequate for this square footage
1982797
Yes, I have a home built in 1980, had small inadequate fans in stalled in bathrooms, maybe 30pm if lucky. I installed a 7 cm in the small bathroom and a 90 in the larger. You need to cut a 2X ft hole in the ceiling for adequate hand room. The original fans were hammered into the frame so mine were a real pain to take out, but once out, new ones are are easy in.
1471634
I'm sorry I don't know. Both my homes are one story and the fan works great in both homes. Good luck.
1821802
We have 2000 sq. ft. all on one floor with one return in the hall ceiling. Only using these filters less than a year. Looking at the filter is good advice. I have changed it every 3-4 months although it still looks like it could go longer, but I change it to "keep the peace" in the family. Heat runs all winter, and A/C all summer. Spring and Fall use is intermittent.
1003980
I had it in my living with very vaulted ceilings to help with drafting and it was about 700 square feet. Right now its in our guest house (850 square feet) and it is nice and toasty. Right now temp is around 30 lows to 50 highs. Great for supplement heat or higher temps. I have thought about getting another for main house foe this kind of weather because the wood stove is too hot right now.
1994873
I think the fan is way too small to remove sufficient air from a normal size attic of a home. For the attic you need and attic fan, as they are much larger and made to remove lots more air.
1975265
Ronald, I've had this air conditioner for almost a year, It is difficult to assemble, also it throws out cool air but the air filter light comes on even if you have already cleaned the filter. As far as a 1000 sq. ft. room, all I know is that my room is about 12 by 12, and it can make my room freezing. I hope this answers your question. And if I'm asked the question "would I buy it?" my answer would be "YES".
13928
You square footage is exactly what the 230ph is rated for. But I would suggest gettin the 300ph anyways because it's always better to have something doing better than the required minimum.
502058
I put 3 of these fans in house in Florida with 12 ft ceilings and used a 2 ft downrod. (FYI - best fans ever. No wobble becuz the downrod end is triangular insuring it's stability!) I know I cut off a lot of extra wire but can't guaranty the total wire was longer than 6 ft. Recommend you hit up the Hunter Fan people. They're pretty good at getting back to me when I had questions about compatible light fixtures for certain fans. Link to customer service here. http://www.hunterfan.com/Support/Contact-Us/
2033420
From the floor to the top 27" great size and a lot of fans and space for more, sets a little off the floor for ventilation hardwood floor would be okay but keep in mind the power supply vents out the bottom and heat can mess with a floor finish to ensure the longevity of your floor I would use a small platform with rollers.