Was wondering if this unit will work well during hot summers. I am in northern California and it gets hot here over 100- 110 at times.
1502110
I had trouble with this unit from the get go have another Mitsubishi in my living installed 3 yrs ago run like a champ make replace this unit his summer give it thumbs down
1502111
This unit works great. I love in Alabama and gets hot here also. I have purchased 2 of these units. One for our church over a year ago and one this year for one of my business. This unit keeps our 1200sq ft space cold even when it's 100 degrees outside. So cold that you can't sit under it to long.
1502112
Here, in Arizona we get 110+ summer temperatures, though not much humidity. My unit handles it great.
1502113
Gets hot here also. Western slope of Colorado. Hot, dry, semi-arid weather. My unit has handled it so far.Cooling 2 bedrooms in basement.
1502114
It is an excellent A/C, as long as you get the correct size for your room and install it correctly.
1400993
thats exactly how we use it!! big old drafty house from early 20th century and this ac cools it in texas heat!! we love it--its big powerful & energy efficient!!! we just set it on econo & high or auto fan & thats it!!! great unit!!
695570
I can not answer for the 1100,mine is a 500. I do not have a problem with heat with my 500 for what I use it for. There is a fan inside the unit I would think it would take care of your unit.
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Are you sure the unit is set on "cool" and not just "fan"? I have done that before. Otherwise it must not be working right. We have our unit in a second house which I know dates back to about 1900, so it is not well insulated nor does it have energy efficient windows. The downstairs is 30' by 25', with four rooms that are all connected, so you can make a circle through the rooms. We have the unit in one room and a large fan in the opposite corner of the house to keep the air moving. We were just there and for 2 days with temps in the high 80's the EdgeStar kept the downstairs at 69-70 degrees. Are you sure the unit is set on "cool" and not just "fan"? I have done that before. Otherwise it must not be working right. We have our unit in a second house which I know dates back to about 1900, so it is not well insulated nor does it have energy efficient windows. The downstairs is 30' by 25', with four rooms that are all connected, so you can make a circle through the rooms. We have the unit in one room and a large fan in the opposite corner of the house to keep the air moving. We were just there and for 2 days with temps in the high 80's the EdgeStar kept the... » Read More Are you sure the unit is set on "cool" and not just "fan"? I have done that before. Otherwise it must not be working right. We have our unit in a second house which I know dates back to about 1900, so it is not well insulated nor does it have energy efficient windows. The downstairs is 30' by 25', with four rooms that are all connected, so you can make a circle through the rooms. We have the unit in one room and a large fan in the opposite corner of the house to keep the air moving. We were just there and for 2 days with temps in the high 80's the EdgeStar kept the downstairs at 69-70 degrees. « Show Less
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My unit is in the garage which is likely to be 90+ in the summer. It keeps my wine cool at 62 degrees which is the temperature I have it set. I am very pleased with the performance and it's capacity.
91796
I am living in Southern California... Recently cam working fine above 100F outside. Dont know what was inside my car but it was deadly hot. It is good question 'cos my GPS do not work very well in this sort of heat.
11553
Depends on where you live. I talked to a rep from the manufacturer and she said it will never work in humidity or extreme heat. Here in Sacramento area it was useless. After 8 hours it lowered my bedroom room temp from 84 to 84. The rep said that was normal and what I should expect. She said is ain't no air conditioner lady. Back it went.
1338372
We live in Central California where temps can exceed 100 degrees. We haven't had any problems being warmer.
553893
It works wonderfully with plenty of space around it. It will get too hot in an enclosed area. Also, uses 110 plug and needs to stay balanced.
355831
Mine is used in California, where we might see 28 degrees on rare occasions. I would think your only concern would be the operation of the 9 volt battery, as long as the rest of the unit is kept dry and indoors. You would need to find a website for your battery to check their specifications.
731095
Stevie, this is not the unit you want if you need that much control of the heat. It has preset increments, which jump at least 10 degrees each time. Like from 350 to 365, one shining example.
1329946
It runs on normal 110 but I would avoid this unit. There is a flaw in the system in terms of how ciondesation is collected and dealt with. Bottom line, it doesn't work very well. I would look to find another model. Waste of money.
418150
Live in PHX and house is at 85 degrees or so in summer and the unit has no problems keeping it at its lowest settings,46 degrees in upper 54 in lower. This unit has dual cooling systems and the area each unit has to cool is pretty small....... Not sure if humidity plays a role though. Hope this helps.
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I have had mine for about nine months, so not during summer yet, but run it 24/7 and at speeds well above the minimum in a small room, and have never been able to tell that it is generating significant heat. At least, when I feel the unit itself it always seems to be at room temperature. YMMV of course, that is just my experience. ON THE OTHER HAND, I don't think you are going to cure dust problems running it on low all the time if you have as much dust as I do.
865356
Mine runs pretty warm but haven't had any problems with it. After I finally figured out how to pass thru my satellite signal I shut it down more often to cool.
2057300
I use heat level 10 and it's toasty . . . considering the unit goes from warm -1 to high - 18 I think you would be satisfied.
1879792
I don't know if the unit is rated for that high a temp. The most it would normally handle is about 140 degrees.