How much SPACE is this supposed to work in? The ad lists no amount of cubic feet here on Amazon. Thanks!
247546
The web site states 4000 cubic feet. We are using ours on a 44' sailboat in the NW. Works great, brings the humidity down to about 50% in a few hours of running.
247547
This one is rated at 7 pints per day, which is about half the capacity of a typical, small 30-pint unit from Home Depot or Lowes. It is effective in a bathroom or one room, but probably would not do much in a larger area, like a basement.
247548
ON my last post I failed to mention my building is 24 X 24 with an 8 ft. ceiling
247549
It probably depends on how much humidity you have. The instructions say each unit removes up to 7 liters of water per day. We have a large living/dining room with cathedral ceilings. We have several musical instruments that require humidity to be maintained between 40-60%. We use two units. On Auto mode they usually keep the humidity between 55-60%. So the units are great for our needs. I should warn you that the conversion of vapor to water does release heat, so it also warms the room a few degrees depending on how much humidity it is removing. There is also a low mode that is very quiet and keeps our humidity around 60%, and there is a high mode that we don't use. It probably depends on how much humidity you have. The instructions say each unit removes up to 7 liters of water per day. We have a large living/dining room with cathedral ceilings. We have several musical instruments that require humidity to be maintained between 40-60%. We use two units. On Auto mode they usually keep the humidity between 55-60%. So the units are great for our needs. I should warn you that the conversion of vapor to water does release heat, so it also warms the room a few degrees depending on how much humidity it is removing. There is also a low mode that is very quiet... » Read More It probably depends on how much humidity you have. The instructions say each unit removes up to 7 liters of water per day. We have a large living/dining room with cathedral ceilings. We have several musical instruments that require humidity to be maintained between 40-60%. We use two units. On Auto mode they usually keep the humidity between 55-60%. So the units are great for our needs. I should warn you that the conversion of vapor to water does release heat, so it also warms the room a few degrees depending on how much humidity it is removing. There is also a low mode that is very quiet and keeps our humidity around 60%, and there is a high mode that we don't use. « Show Less
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The manual does not mention it either. I would Google around for general information on the subject. That said, I have a 1700 sq. ft. home with the EDV-4000 located in the central hallway. It keeps the whole house at a comfortable RH level, which then allows us to feel more comfortable using less air conditioning/cooling.
247551
It probably depends on how much humidity you have. The instructions say each unit removes up to 7 liters of water per day. We have a large living/dining room with cathedral ceilings. We have several musical instruments that require humidity to be maintained between 40-60%. We use two units. On Auto mode they usually keep the humidity between 55-60%. So the units are great for our needs. I should warn you that the conversion of vapor to water does release heat, so it also warms the room a few degrees depending on how much humidity it is removing. There is also a low mode that is very quiet and keeps our humidity around 60%, and there is a high mode that we don't use.
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I have it in a 10 by 12 foot room and it seems to keep the humidity to 51%. It seems unable to get the humidity below 50%. A small compressor type dehumidifier was able to drop the humidity to below 40% easily. Also, this unit will raise the room temperature more than a compressor type unit will. It is pretty expensive for not much capacity, I will see how long the unit lasts.
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well the product is 17-12-12. sounds like your putting it in some kind of enclosure. this thing has 2 fans in the back for cooling. its 12 inches high and 12 wideyour going to want to leave about 3 inches of clearance on top and 3 on each side at least. this thing has to be able to cool it self off and you really dont want to get in the way of that. leave at least 6 inches of room in the back where the fans are for cooling.
264059
I really think this model is designed for a small space where it works perfectly. I agree with the other two answers to your question and suggest a larger model for a larger space.
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I don't think the space is roomy enough. It has a very small 'footprint,' even though it says X-large. I use mine for land snails, and they don't need a big floor (they climb on the sides).
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If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least... » Read More If I remember correctly, this sub requires @ .8 cubic feet of interior space. I built my own box, but didn't do it to perfection, as I usually do. I would recommend buying a professionally made box that is guaranteed by the manufacturer. Without a proper wood shop, and tools, it's rather difficult to create a sealed enclosure that will serve you as well as a purchased one would. Also, this sub handles tremendous power, and it cannot be UNDER powered and still perform satisfactorily. I tried giving it too little power and was very disappointed. With an appropriate enclosure, give it at least 300 RMS and you should love it. :) « Show Less
2147604
The spec sheet on this sub calls for .3 cubic feet per sub. Not saying anyone is right or wrong. Just the spec per JBL
1610006
I have mine in a 9x40 foot container and it works great, only kicks on for a few minutes maybe 10x a day... hope this helps
1560027
It is referring to cubic feet, which is a measurement of the volume of the storage area. The physical dimensions of the container are correct.
1533297
don't know cubic feet but you can mathematize these numbers if you want 36-37" x 18-19" x 16"
1661102
They only need .65 cubic feet in a sealed box. Not sure how much cubic feet your box is but you can measure it and look at a cubic feet chart. The sub itself sits about 6 inches deep. Hope this helps.
808658
It says 1.5 cubic feet, but I think I put in a little more than that. A 2 cubic foot bag would do it.
235961
Well... my house is about 2,400 sf two floors. I think the real question here is how is the vac piping layed out. How many feet do you have. I would then call the manufacturer and ask this question of them. Hope this helped.
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@Alexei: Does the cooler fit at all? Or just when you try to squeeze in a 3.5" drive?From the description of the M350, it's only supposed to be able to hold a 2.5" drive (e.g. a laptop drive), or a 2nd one if you get the additional rails. It's not supposed to be able to hold a 3.5" drive.Thanks for the info!
1253
The base isn't big . How much space do you have ? Because you do need some wiggle room
172532
For me this stuff did not expand. Go to your local hardware store and buy the cans of foam they worked better
1119683
It should work well that's a little over 2 cubic ft so it should be alright manufacturer says 1.5 but u have mine in a 3 ft ported box and it sounds amazing
1273910
sold it. a tip.....where you plan to store it......this was 5 inches too long for my garage storage,.....it lived in my living room for glota month. got a used 1...still paying 11 footer off..and when they deliver.....the time is off.....and driver, no patience. to ship back .. pricey....sorry u asked.