Can I use it in small apartment &ndash; like two bedroom 1100 sq.??? I have a lot of furniture so I&rsquo;m scare is going to get stuck everywhere
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Yes, it has three settings for different sized spaces. As long as your furniture is either high enough that it can go under it with clearance or low enough that it can't get under the furniture at all you shouldn't have to worry about it getting stuck. When it "runs into" walls, furniture, etc. it backs up and redirects itself.
1435894
No. This unit is ok for a small room. I installed it in an apartment unit that is a 1 bedroom. I put a second unit in the living area
1462695
You need to measure the sq footage and get extra. No way I would know sorry
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.
1222843
Not having used this in ai 20,000 sq ft warehouse, I can only say that it works well from room to room in a 2000 sq ft dwelling. This is a miniature device. Perhaps contacting the manufacturer would be the best way to get your answer.
2101406
I'd ask for the size of the box it comes in and assume you can get it back in there. This thing is big though as compared with others on the market. They may be better off with something smaller if to be used indoors. I have an open concept house and it still seemed squished in my living room. Maybe measure out them dimensions on the floor so you can conceptualize the footprint.
2061894
You will have adequate room. Ours fit in a smaller space without difficultly. Rick
221365
If you could define "small" in square feet this would be a much easier question to answer. If you live in an apartment complex or have a small condo, yes it should cool a small bedroom (200-300sqft) easily.
1310371
This little thing is pretty noisey. If you can isolate it you'll be fine, otherwise you'll want a larger one that works less. Good luck
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I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope... » Read More I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I do not recall how many units you can use, but it is definitely many. (with auto-transfer/zero-passing) Unless this place is made of steel and concrete however, you will likely need very few. The building I have them in is brick and steel. 1 unit covers nearly the whole first floor and some of the second. They are very strong.
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I use mine in my bedroom, and am very satisfied with it. Judging from your question, you should look elsewhere.
1990409
My apartment is 750 sq feet and it works out great. What's best is it is compact and easy to store just about anywhere.
2020325
I doubt it. We have two and use one in the den aka family room about 160 sq. ft. and the other in the bedroom also about 140 - 160 sq. ft. It circulates the air giving a nice breeze which makes you feel cooler. But it is not like an air conditioner. Hope this helps.
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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.
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I think it's supposed to be up to 500 sq. ft but i'm not 100% on that. I have one in the living room, 1 in the bedroom and 1 in my work room. The living room and bedroom are fairly large.
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I really think this model is designed for a small space where it works perfectly. I agree with the other two answers to your question and suggest a larger model for a larger space.