I have a rectangular office, front entrance being on narrow side. Where should I mount the AC unit? On one of the long sides or the narrow back side?
524393
Probably doesn't matter all that much, I'd pick the location based on where the lines need to be run.
524394
One of the longer sides is the best location. You need to center the indoor unit as much as possible in any installation.
524395
Depends on we're your wanting to put Air Handler inside, remember it comes with lines 16 foot long � plus access tru walls is a important consideration
524396
This is not a ducted central high static air handler. This is a Ductless Mini Split Fan Coil Unit. It does not have the external static pressure to blow the air all the way across a very long hallway. Your installer is wrong. Place it centrally. Or install one of the Pioneer Ducted Inverter type systems, so you can bring air to 4 separate locations via ductwork all along the hallway.
915531
We put the narrow opening on the bottom. Personally I don't think it matters. It's personal preference. When installing, it's up to you to butter the tiles so they angle down to let the water run off. Also, make sure you "box frame" all around the niche and screw it in securely. you don't want your tiles to shift after the thin set dries. Hope this helps.
1940226
I depends on which direction you mount it. Many people prefer on a multi fan case to exhaust through the back and top with the side and front sucking air in.
1517933
I would get the highest BTU you could. I am not an expert, but I have been quite happy with this unit. With fans on it is able to cool a 900 sq foot space (with fans and shading) on a fully exposed all window office. You should look into the part that supports it from the outside. That seems to help with the support. Hope this helps.
1084095
somewhere closer to the middle of your shop is probably best, but you want to make sure you don't spend most of your time near the intake side of the air cleaner because of the fine particles gathering near the intake. I face the exhaust side to my workbench so I can take advantage of the cool air coming from the machine.
1811384
I'm away for a couple of weeks so can't answer your question as can't measure. I can tell you I've had no problem placing it where I want but worse case scenario is you'll need to buy an extension cord. I bought a second vu2531. Hey, they are overpriced but I love the quiet and the breeze it puts out. Honeywell also make some reasonably quiet fans and amazon has them.
921850
I don't it will tha only thing to that u will have to mount ur a/c on the other side. Unless ur not putting one.
630961
the door has to be flush with the door frame for the unit to work.. It is mounted on the inside of the door.. NOT OUTSIDE..
1093692
You can but I will not advice it. The desktop has air vents at the top portion which provides cooling in the unit. If you place it on the side, you limit cooling the desktop because you will hinder air circulation.
159536
Simple and safe installation with 3-position mounting: flush, standard or angled
1255901
You can do either one. Hardware for both mounting styles is included. If you want to clamp it to the back, be sure you have enough room to clamp it. You can't have a privacy panel that comes to within 4" of the edge.You can swing the whole unit out of the way and have access to your entire desk.
1982446
I would stick to standard sized head units. If you are trying to install a large on with static screen, not flip out, then you will have to pull the ac cluster out and move it elsewhere. you don't want that headache.
239301
I've never tried it from another room. If the room it's in is larger than 10x12 go with a higher wattage. This ac is for a small office
160554
It's very simple and cheap. Use a 2x4 or a big wooden dowel cut to size. I used to live in some apartments and I had just bought a new window unit. I cut a 2x4 to size and put it in the upper portion of the window which prevented the window from being opened. I left for awhile and when I came back home I found that someone had tried stealing my A/C unit but failed because of the 2x4. It works!
186036
If u r going to install a thru the wall air conditioner, u definitely need a sleeve for the unit to be stable and secure. It is simply the proper way to do it. Hope this is helpful.
588547
I put it through the wall. My sleeve is too big for this AC, so there is plenty room for ventilation between the sleeve wall and the unit.
1297891
It DOES matter which way you mount it, you want the inlet and outlet to be on the side, you want the inlet at the bottom, and the outlet at the top so there is not any air cavities created - your cooler will work best when mounted this way.