Is this unit adequate for a space 24feet x 15'-8" x ceiling height 115 inches. ??? Thanks Gary
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I suspect that, at best, the volume would be border line at best. You need to calculate the volume in Square Feet and with that information check with the Tech Support Dept of the Manufacturer. I am assuming that there phone number would be available on line. Good luck
572946
Yes - I think you may have to step up to a larger unit. My space is a similar size, and now that warmer more humid weather has arrived, the unit is running almost full time to maintain 50% humidity. Although the unit is very quiet compared to other units I have owned, it still may be a bit annoying in certain circumstances (e.g. viewing TV in the area).
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The space I use mine is is approx 1/2 of what you described and on a really humid day (95+%) in California, this unit will take 3-5 hours to reduce the humidity to approx 55-60%. I have mine drain into my sink so I don't have to worry about emptying the container. I don't know the volume of moisture it removes but it is way more than the collection container can hold. It's very adequate for my needs. Puts out a little heat and a good stream of air off the condenser. Hope this helps.
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It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
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Our ceiling is only 78" and it fits great. There was another section that can be put in and you also set the spring to the desired height. My husband put it in and said it should work fine.
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If you add 18" to 30" height this fixture hangs 4feet from ceiling which was perfect for my 9foot room. PS, beautiful fixture, well worth the effort of assembly and installation, company will be very helpful if you have any problems.
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This should do well in a small room. The application we used it for was a LARGE room - 30x30 with 10 foot ceilings. It did OK. It kept the temp bearable - around 75 as opposed to 85. We bought this unit knowing that is would be small for the space we were cooling. Our space requires about a 25-30,000 cooling BTU. So this unit should facilitate a small room with no problem.
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I'm 5'8", and am able to use it comfortably with 7' ceilings. It leaves plenty of room between my head and the ceiling.I have a ceiling fan in the room, and would probably even be able to use it under that, although that would be a bit tight for my liking.
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I have to be somewhat critical here to the lack of information given by the amazon site listing and their website. I believe the question should be what VOLUME does it cover ... and the response should be given in cubic feet ... which it isn't. So the 155 sq.ft. as listed in the manual and NOT on their website - I guess is good for 100 ft tall ceilings as well as 1 ft tall ceilings (??). (I apologize for the sarcastic answer, but they really should be clear on something like this.)
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My husband, who is an electrician, says that he doesn't think it is a good idea. He thinks that in such an enclosed area, the steam will build up and burn out the lights. From a size standpoint, it would fit as long as the ceilings are at least 8 feet tall.
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I forgot to mention my ceiling height, it is approximately the same as your ceiling height. My room has one wall of windows (drafty-winter).I honestly really believe this heater will be perfect. I turn the heater on high close the doors, in 15 minutes it is warm. I do have to turn the heater down, gets very warm/hot. It is very light weight, thin. This is the first heater I tried, no experience with others. Jeannine, I do hope this info helps. I am very happy. If you have any other questions, do not hesitate to contact me.
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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.
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I don't think it will be sufficient for such a large area, it's a very good unit for smaller indoor spaces
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If you have a good height for ceiling it would not be a problem. It is a counter height set
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This would look just fine. I put mine in my bedroom and it is 12'w by at least 15'L or more, it is pretty and looks just fine, not too big!! This is a beautiful chandelier. My Husband put it together and it was not any trouble at all. You should have no problem, if the room is wired for a light or fan now. I think you will be happy with it(if not you can return,but I don't think you will once you see in in person!! Good Luck
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I have a fairly large bedroom in terms of square feet but not that high of a ceiling. It works for me in my space, but the high ceilings may change the effectiveness. Maybe you can check with the manufacturer and see if its designed for high ceilings.
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we used for a smaller space. my opinion is that for a larger space you may need a few. it does work!
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I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
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The air flow is pretty concentrated, so it depends on the ceiling height. It tilts, and has good speed variations. The lights are not real bright, so that's probably the limiting factor. But to answer your question, I'd estimate 20'x20'
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It should be fine for a large room. If you have skylights, be aware that they tend to collect moisture from the room first and will cause the water to run down the ceiling. If no skylights, you will be happy with this unit.