The room is 200 square feet. What size system should I get?
1187121
I have 2 rooms like that and bought 9000 BTU for each and work good. The Rooms cool and heat fast.
1187122
Probably the three quarter ton version would be fine unless the room is blocked off with furniture or walls. The great thing about the 9000 BTU is that it does not require a 220 line so it is super simple to install and very efficient to run. We have a transfer switch in our home for times when the power goes out and we are able to run our 110 pioneers with our transfer switch. the 9000 BTU will be plenty efficient. Also, you don't have to buy the newest and "best" version. We have four units of different sizes and versions. Shop the features, NOT the latest and "greatest" model.We are VERY SATISFIED!!! Probably the three quarter ton version would be fine unless the room is blocked off with furniture or walls. The great thing about the 9000 BTU is that it does not require a 220 line so it is super simple to install and very efficient to run. We have a transfer switch in our home for times when the power goes out and we are able to run our 110 pioneers with our transfer switch. the 9000 BTU will be plenty efficient. Also, you don't have to buy the newest and "best" version. We have four units of different sizes and versions. Shop the features, NOT the latest and... » Read More Probably the three quarter ton version would be fine unless the room is blocked off with furniture or walls. The great thing about the 9000 BTU is that it does not require a 220 line so it is super simple to install and very efficient to run. We have a transfer switch in our home for times when the power goes out and we are able to run our 110 pioneers with our transfer switch. the 9000 BTU will be plenty efficient. Also, you don't have to buy the newest and "best" version. We have four units of different sizes and versions. Shop the features, NOT the latest and "greatest" model.We are VERY SATISFIED!!! « Show Less
114587
390 sq ft, so an almost 20 ft sq room or 12 x 32 or whatever, measure wall to wall and multiply the dimensions, I use mine in my 520 sq ft studio apt and it does a pretty good job.
1605305
25 x 25= 625 sq ft. This heater is rated for an area that would be around 1100-1200 square feet. In your smaller space, this would be a lot of heat and you would have a real ventilation problem unless you had open window or doors leading from this space. A smaller heater rated at around 10,000 btu would be best for you.
1073442
I believe that it is suitable for a standard bedroom of between 150 - 200 square feet with 8' - 9' ceilings. Hunter's website says: Room Size: 12' x 16' or 192 square feet.
176155
It would not be wider. Bigger is better but 8040 would probably be enough for that small of a room. Just don'tExpect booming base.
650699
I would have to guess a room 600 to 900 square feet would be fine and you'll probably get a 3 to 5 degree rise in temperature if left on
2033882
That depends on the size of the room. Look at the product specs. for area coverage. Measure your room and calculate the area (length in feet X width in feet = area in square feet), and compare to the product specs.
2033881
Depends on the size. If its a huge room I would get the bigger model. If its an average room then it's fine.
1894873
If it is just you, your standard living room space should be fine. It does require some space though, especially if you want to use the jump rope. If you have a clean garage that may be the perfect place.
1838654
You could buy two small kits. Each covers 31 ish square feet, so you should be ok. I found there was just enough base coat in the large kit for my 32 sq ft of counters. I think the large kit does 50 sq ft.
1439280
This one works great for us but I would suggest for a room the size you mention I'd buy a bit bigger one, say the 18,000 BTU.
1640843
I recommend a ported box. A slotted port is best. Probably 2.5 cubic feet of air space inside.
1824489
From the largest points 36"L * 19"W * 36"H My advice to you is to get a 34*16 changing pad to cover the whole space!
1206583
According to the manual, which can be found on guardiantechnologies.com, it is suggested for use in a single, closed room up to 155 square feet.
681660
Hello, For 260 square feet you would need approximately 3 boxes. 2 boxes 200 square feet with little to spare.
1165972
One should be plenty. Mine does fine in a room that's 30 ft x 44 ft. You'll be very pleased with it.
246753
looks like you'd need 15 boxes - 22 x 20 = 440 sq ft divide by 30 (12" tiles in a box) = 14.666666.Then you would probably want edge pieces - make sure you get the right type male vs female.