Will it cool 1000 sq. ft. Room?
1975262
We have this in a 16 x 30 room and it does a good job. Temps here get into the high 80s
1975263
it will cool 500 sq ft. saying the temp outside is over 95 degrees. 1000 sq ft is way too much for any window type that is 110v
1975264
Yes. As well as I use ceiling fans. I have an old home with a lot of walls and it cools the entire downstairs.
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".
1568451
It will help a little, but it won't cool the whole floor to an acceptable level. Only the room you have it in will get acceptably cool. The other 3 rooms will feel like there isn't much cooling going on(even if you close all the windows).
1019115
I think that it is recommended for 700 sq ft. but I am able to heat 1000 sq. ft. easily by placing it in a central part of the house (wall mounted) and using ceiling fans reversed in the more distant rooms. I am using natural gas so not sure if that makes any difference or not but I highly recommend this heater.
1146803
Depends how far up in Maine you are. I lived in Ct and it kept my small room, about 650 sq ft at 68 degrees easily. The fan only stays on until the unit is cooled. Set it up automatically and don't worry about it. Nice machine
885602
This unit is underpowered for any reasonable size space -- when they say 1,000 ft sq, they mean 1,000 cubic ft or about a 12x10x8 room, on full power. If it is the only unit on the circuit, get it serviced.
1275177
It is a small handheld unit for personal cooling. It is held a few inches from your face and has a small thin sponge that has to be wetted quite often. No, it will not cool a room.
1023995
I think it will do fine in a room that size. Depending on the configuration, you might need a supplemental fan to circulate the heat, since the unit's fan isn't all that powerful. BTW: My unit is very quiet. It started making a bit of noise during oscillation when I put it out this year and with some investigation, I found the screws holding on the back panel needed tightening. A few minutes with a screwdriver and the heater is now wonderfully quiet again. Altogether a very satisfactory purchase.
1700454
I think it should. We have central HVAC but in order to keep the electric bill in check have installed fans in the upstairs bedrooms. with a bed, small deck and dressers in a 12 X 10 room, we get a small but steady air circulation in that bedroom at night. One of our grand daughters uses that room at present and she like the fan on at night. she seem comfortable with the thermostat set for 78 and the fan on low. If she kicks off her covers or is buried under them, she is comfortable. The fan blades are closer to the ceiling than many fans and that results in a less than ideal air flow but also more head room. I think it should. We have central HVAC but in order to keep the electric bill in check have installed fans in the upstairs bedrooms. with a bed, small deck and dressers in a 12 X 10 room, we get a small but steady air circulation in that bedroom at night. One of our grand daughters uses that room at present and she like the fan on at night. she seem comfortable with the thermostat set for 78 and the fan on low. If she kicks off her covers or is buried under them, she is comfortable. The fan blades are closer to the ceiling than many fans and that results in a less than ideal air flow but... » Read More I think it should. We have central HVAC but in order to keep the electric bill in check have installed fans in the upstairs bedrooms. with a bed, small deck and dressers in a 12 X 10 room, we get a small but steady air circulation in that bedroom at night. One of our grand daughters uses that room at present and she like the fan on at night. she seem comfortable with the thermostat set for 78 and the fan on low. If she kicks off her covers or is buried under them, she is comfortable. The fan blades are closer to the ceiling than many fans and that results in a less than ideal air flow but also more head room. « Show Less
2177517
this is a nice unit, and its made well. we use it in our front room and it cools really good our room is about 600 square feet, Hope this helps
1673813
I have mine in the smallest bedroom which I made an office. It won't cool a living room or TV room unless you point the air cooler at you so you can feel the cool air. It works I have 2 of them and willmost likely get a 3rd. That's the best answer I can give you.
2140481
Yes I would it run very quietly even on high making it easy for an office environment. It cools a 300sf space very well. Nice for personnel space without a lot of traffic.
850679
Yes. I have a 2600 square ft hm. It heats the whole house..as a back up. Even upstairs.
924371
i would say yes but i am sure it depends on the size since this for about 1000 sq ft.
2190073
I think it will definitely make a difference but its not going to give you the cooling effectiveness of an air conditioner, etc.
1029183
Yes it is 110 and it will cool that area - ours has worked really well in a similar size space.
379633
I am at 1000 ft and it has limited performance. Good indoors but cannot handle the slightest of breeze outdoors. At your elevation may not get off the ground.Reg
1616435
I installed one in a 1500 sq ft attic and it did cool our house. I did some temperature measurements before and after and estimated it cooled our house in summer by 5 degrees. I also purchased the add on thermostat, so the fan is never on in winter as the attic never reaches a warm enough temperature for it to switch on.