What is the recommended maximum room size the AM04 or AM05 can cope with effectively?
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That depends on how many degrees you need to warm the air and the insulation and leakage present in the room. Conservatively speaking it should handle about 120 sq. ft. Where Michael gets the 800 sq. ft I have no idea because that's not at all realistic, not aligned with other 1500W heaters which produce an identical amount of heat.
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We have 15' high cathedral ceilings in a room that's 100' in length. After an hour, all the chill is gone from the room! The floors are all tiled so it takes care of a big job.
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I believe 800 sq. feet. I have an 1100 sq ft. Town house... I'd say it fairly moves 75% of the air within the house.
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48, as it gives you many more options if needed. But if space an issue, go with smaller one. Blessings.
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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.
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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.
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The size is the important part, 10 or 13 I have used both the 10 and 134 without any problems and they are great good life.
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I would recommend the 60 inch, but according to their website, 72 inch is suitable as well. You can view it here on page 222: http://www.minkagroup.net/ecatalog/AIR2015/html5/index.html?page=1
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Answer is between 12K and 18K models. You need to select based on your heat load and insulation level whether to upsize or downsize.
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I agree with Gordon Levin. Look at Stiebel's Eltron sizing chart. Your electrical service, and your seasons have a huge bearing on the unit you choose. I have had the Tempra 2 Plus for 6 mos running the laundry room, 2 children's bathrooms and the kitchen without any problems in Houston.
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Therapure's website will have the exact specs, and they have different units for different room sizes. I recommend using their website to determine your needs.
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I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
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Depends on the size. If its a huge room I would get the bigger model. If its an average room then it's fine.
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In case anyone else here is still looking for the correct answer, the product literature states, "This air cleaner is suggested for use in a single, closed room up to 155 square feet."
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Hi Joe, thomasmunn@hotmail.com, YES - Size = A-OK + a little room 4 expansion. OUTSTANDING PROTECTION for your investment & lifetime guarantee on the box. I SAY "A NO BRAINER! GET IT!" (Especially if you plan on transporting it around.)TC&GB.
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I have one of each - 9500 in the livingroom & 5500 in the small bedroom. Both very good. 9500 is more powerful of course. So would depend on the size of area to be purified.
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I purchased this AC for our 20 x 25 bedroom. I keep the temperature on 74 to 76 degrees and it keeps the room cool. I'm very happy with the quality and it's ability to keep our bedroom cool. I've never heard the rule of buying an AC 4000 BTUs larger than you think you need. I hope this was of help to you.
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I'd consider a full tower. Just my opinion. I tried medium, but always felt it is not enough space.
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I'm heat and cooling a 12 x 30 atic room and it does great. The room is well insulated though. Hope this helps.