I have a two story home with approx. 1600 sq. ft. How many of these units would I need. I orginally thought I would put it in my bedroom but now I thi
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We have an 1800 sq ft home and have 3 units and love them. Our kitchen/living area is large and open. We have 2 units in that area and 1 in the master bedroom. The other 2 bedrooms are "spare" rooms and we haven't felt the need to put any in those rooms, but if they were occupied I probably would. Hope this helps.....
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Look elsewhere...this unit is a waste of money and is loud. It spits out more dust than it filters, and yes, it is set up correctly and I've replaced the filter.
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Two would probably be enough but I don't know the configuration of your home. I could have gotten away with two but went with three and do not regret it. If I was to do it all over again I would have ordered these a lot faster. We love them and they do work for allergies really well.
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It would depend on how cut-up your home is. In defined rooms, I would think every room would need a unit because air from room to room would not circulate. If you're talking about an area open like a kitchen, dining and family room, one unit would probably do it for the entire area.
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Hi Diane. My Apt is 850sf. Ive got 2 of these and they work like a charm!!! I'll say 2 for the 1st floor and 1 for your bedroom. If your 2nd floor has a big open area then 2 pero floor. Hope this helps!GJ
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You need to measure the sq footage and get extra. No way I would know sorry
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I would go for a more powerfull option. In my opinion, one unit of this model, would be suitable for 13x13 ft. area.
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Beware of the 1600 watts figure. These are LOUD, but I'm not sure that they would actually measure out at 1600 watts and if they did it would be peak, not sustained. Also, you can turn them down so they are putting out less power to fit your application. My recommendation would be that if the cost isn't a problem then buy the bigger units. That way you'll always have room to turn up the power if you need it.
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Hi Matthew, Happy to help. This unit covers approximately 4000 sq ft. of space depending on the existing air quality of the space. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).
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My attic is 1000 sq ft. The twenty watt unit has made a significant in oir ability to cool our upstairs, we no longer feel heat radiating from our ceiling. If the surface area of your attic is 1700 sq ft i would install two attic fans
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This unit will only cover up to about 75 sq ft. You would need two units to cover 168 sq ft.
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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.
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Sorry but I believe you will need more than one for your apartment. We have 1 in the bathroom and it works great, but I think you will need 1 or 2 more depending on how big your apt is and how much moisture you have. Hope I answered your question.
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6,000 Cubic Feet = 750 Square Feet. I'd use at _least_ 4 cans. If your house is more of a maze, I'd use a couple more cans. 1/2 upstairs and 1/2 down.
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Anywhere from 8 to ten boxes. That's 400 to 480 sq. feet. For my garage, I am needing approx. 9 boxes for my 2 garage with some tile left over which is fine in case if any get damaged or need replaced in the future.
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The rating I do not know the sq. footage is up to 150 sq. Feet. About the size of an ave. Bedroom. Mine runs very quiet and even has a night light if you want. I would recommend a larger unit for 200 sq. Feet and up or run two of these. I recommend this unit.
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My apartment is 600 sq. ft. and I have the AC in the living room. It has somewhat of a cooling affect on the kitchen and dining area, but very little affect (if any) on the bedroom which is around the corner and down a little hall from the LR. I have a ceiling fan in there, and did manage to get thru last summer (my first in this apt.) without installing another AC in the BR. But it was my ceiling fan that made that possible.
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Hi Matt, I think you can actually go smaller than this unit for a room of 250 sguare feet. My apartment is about 400 to 450 square feet and this unit is bigger than what I need.
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Might not be big enough unit for the area ? We have one upstairs and one downstairs. They are working great at 45%. Or give it to more time.
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It depends on how well insulated the house is. If you have a fairly well insulated house and don't live in areas where extreme heat is normal, then I would think that one unit in the center of the roof would be sufficient. I live in Texas and have the unit installed in a 2,200 sq foot house. The roof has 3 different heights and pitches. Though none are really high, the one unit I have has cut my electric bill from over $300.00 a month in the summer to less than $200.00 a month this summer.
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you need as many as you have rooms with doors. If you have an open area that doesn't have walls or doors, you only need one there. I put one in every bedroom, bathroom, 1 in my living/family room and 1 in my kitchen for a total of 6.