I have a 400 sq foot loft apartment. Is this enough to keep it cooled down during summer heat?
2020325
I doubt it. We have two and use one in the den aka family room about 160 sq. ft. and the other in the bedroom also about 140 - 160 sq. ft. It circulates the air giving a nice breeze which makes you feel cooler. But it is not like an air conditioner. Hope this helps.
919144
I don't have that information. My house is 1930 sq. ft. and it does a good job of cooling this size house.
237156
We built a 12'x10' office in our warehouse and insulated it very well. The heat works great and the ac works good considering it can get up to 115 degrees here in the summer. It is a quality product. I think it should work for you but it very rarely gets below freezing here.
2091298
It cooled my 20x25 ft bedroom with vaulted ceilings easily. It even cooled on adjacent bathroom 15x15 ft. I live in Hawaii and it gets around 90 degrees with high humidity in the summer. The thermostat is accurate and the unit is fairly quiet.
221364
Yes, it will cool a small bedroom. I have it in my very large studio (~750 square feet) with a sleeping loft (thus very high ceiling), and it works great.
1693482
Yes. The unit is installed in a 800 SF rental cottage. My tenant reports it does a good job cooling in +80 deg outside temps. I don't know how much the tenant uses the ventilation feature.
1632295
No. This is the outside unit for the air conditioning system. The heat doesn't need this. But you might need something else for it.
1380328
As long as there is good air circulation, I think it would be ok. You might do a ceiling temperature check using a charcoal grill where you plan on placing the unit prior to ordering.
2091299
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.
919143
Our home is 1400 square feet and it's just right. I think the larger unit would be too much. This one could probably go up to 1500. We have 4 of the 1/2 round roof vents and 2 of the ~12x16 dormer vents - that's more than enough to vent the air out the roof. You'll also notice secondary cooling because the attic get's aired-out. The noise isn't bad - of course that's subjective. Anyway, we have no central air and when it cools off outside at night, the fan cools the whole house very quickly. During moderate days, it keeps a freshing breeze throughout.
500718
I honestly don't know. Mine is located in the cellar where it usually stays cool in the summer. You might want to check with the manufacturer.
416635
I have mine in my garage.... It supports well the heat on sumner. If it's for an open area, but protected from the rain and direct sun, it should be ok.
1166890
There are four openings at the back top for ventilation. Personally, I wouldn't rely on these for cooling in the summer heat. I'm sure they're helpful to some degree. Also, I placed my dog house up on 2x4s to help keep splashes from coming into front opening to help keep bedding dry.
1736333
600 to 1100 depending on windows, ceiling height, and where you live at. I am in Arkansas with no windows 800 sf and it does a great job of cooling even as low as 65 degrees on a 90 degree day outside.
1973229
No... But it is a very effective air-conditioner installed in my 850 square foot garage in Florida and keeps me cool when working on projects.
842703
The fan is powerful and should have no problem keeping the area cool, but keep in mind in high humidity it can get clogged after a month or so.
223298
No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage