Is this sufficient for small room (10x10) w/o a/c and closed window in coastal Calif.
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I think so. We are using it in a room about 10' x 20' with high ceiling and it doesn't quite reach all of it, but it reaches withing a 10'x10' range.
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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.
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I don't understand your question. We are using it to cool a small room (about 100 to 150 sq.ft.) with a lot of computers & servers in it.It is doing a good job.
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Hi Steve. I measured my AC from the outside of the window (from the frame of the window glass) to the edge of my AC, and it is 10.5 inches. The whole unit is about 15 inches in depth, from the front control panel to the outside edge, with about 4" sits inside the house. You should have no problem fitting it in. I have 2 of them to do about 500 sq. feet, and I have to shut them off some times because the work to well. (One of them is in a kitchen!!) I hope this helps. If you have more questions, have Amazon email me again. Thanks. Leo
636917
Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier.I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
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In considering the size AC unit you need, the first thing to look at is the climatic region of the country in which you will use the system. If you are on the same latitude as Burlington NC our summer design is approx. 92 Deg. F. So it is considered middle of the road for the design of most units. We actually have a high humidity issue occasionally. The next thing to consider is the amount of radiant energy the room is exposed to, which you could call the solar(sun) exposure, first the total of perimeter walls in square footage and then the amount of glazing(window) square feet, as well as the R value rating of the windows. Next is the ceiling height, because with the mini-split units they are installed within 12 inches of the ceiling. To help you get a more practical overview. All these things will help you determine if you can stay with the basic manufacturers room size rating or have to get a little larger unit. Watch this video to help you get a better understanding of unit selection: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYHCc0DeDwA. Good luck. DCW
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In a poorly insulated older home, it's way more than adequate for a 15 x 15 room when outside temperature is in the 30s or even lower.In a room that is twice that size, it's just not enough at these temperatures. A space heater is a necessity. Overall, in my situation after exactly one year of use, GOSH am I pleased!!
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It depends on expectations and also how tight your house is and on the water temp. In my case I have the smaller unit for 2250square feet and it does just fine keeping the humidity around 35% in very cold weather actually higher than I should have it based on the windows fogging :)
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It cools my medium sized bedroom extremely effectively, but not much beyond it due to door ways. I believe it would cool a 700 sq ft area well if there is good airflow between the rooms or a fan to push the cool air around.
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I am not sure what small means. A few inches of clearance is all that is needed. It is thermostat controlled, so it should not overheat the space.
948652
I think it may be a bit small for a room that size. We have it in a room just under 100 Sq ft. I would recommend the 60 inch unit.
785908
Should be fine for a desk area in terms of size, but does produce a wind that jets off in one direction (esp if turned on high) and can be a bit noisy for a quiet environment. You can always turn it facing away from any papers so they don't blow away. It's quite compact though and does a good job!
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I use mine in a 20x12 with (8' ceilings) room and it seems to work well. I haven't done relative humidity measurements.
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Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier. I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
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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.
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I'm very satisfied with the fan. It's relatively quiet, good air flow and looks nice. It should do fine in a room of that size. You may have to run on the higher speed.
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All of the portable a/c's are a bit noisy - this no more than others as we have an LG, as well. We found, however, that the 14,000 unit was not adequate to cool a living room and dining room. Surely a 12,000 unit should be good for a bedroom, New Air is a quality product. Hope this helps a bit.