Wha'sthe biggest size room this will do the job for?
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Offering another take on Jose's helpful reply... Room cubic feet (WxLxH) multiplied by the number of air changes per hour (N) divided sixty minutes (60) equals the cubic feet per minute rating.WxLxH x N / 60 = CFM quotientYou can find references online on guidelines for the number of air changes (N) per hour. I believe bathrooms are typically 5 to 8 times.So a 5 foot by 8 foot bathroom with an 8 foot ceiling with a desired 8 air changes per hour would be 42.7 CFM (Likely rounded up to 50 CFM)5 x 8 x 8 x 8 / 60 = 42.7 CFM
1831911
Peter, This is one of those "it depends" answers. It depends on you. Here's the math. If you have a bathroom 8 X 15 X 8, then you have 960 cubic feet of air in that space. The fans are listed by the amount of cubic feet per minute (CFM) that they pump out of your bathroom. If you are buying the 110 CFM fan, it will circulate the air in your bathroom every 8.73 minutes. So, it depends on you. Is that fast enough for you? Do you need something faster? Only you can answer that question. In practical terms, I spend almost that much time in the bathroom after the shower. So, for me, I can turn off the fan and feel comfortable that I've eliminated the moisture in the room. I believe that this fan has a humidity sensor and you can adjust it to when it goes on and off. I'm still taping my bathroom; so, I've not tested my fan. I hope this is good information for you. Good luck. - Jose
1831912
i have it installed in the bathroom and all my mold issues are gone in the bedroom, I would say should work well in a 10 by 15 room
1831913
I don't know the formula (if there is one); but, I have it in a small 7 X 8 X 8 feet bath. My goal is to enable a complete air exchange AFTER the occupant leaves the room. So, I set the timer function to run an additional 6 minutes. I have experienced no mildew, or odors of dampness with this fan installation.
650699
I would have to guess a room 600 to 900 square feet would be fine and you'll probably get a 3 to 5 degree rise in temperature if left on
1015735
I would go for a more powerfull option. In my opinion, one unit of this model, would be suitable for 13x13 ft. area.
1746092
I would say that amplifier will be more than enough for that size of venue. It can get pretty loud if you up the volume.
1365651
I would say a very small room. I just use it in my bathroom which is about five by nine feet. It is enough, but not more than enough.
1748416
I love my 800's. It all depends on the size of the room you're trying to fill.
1200856
I have one of these heaters. It should have no problem with a room that size.
651931
Go to Panasonic.com and they have a online calculator to help you size the unit to the room and task.
427688
I'd get one that is bigger. This is just ok for a 15 x 15 room in my opinion. Makes a nice noise, circulates air pretty well - but won't cool a room off in my experience. Good luck!
176152
It would not be wider. Bigger is better but 8040 would probably be enough for that small of a room. Just don't Expect booming base.
2082067
I had a bird room and cleaned daily.. It was too tall for me to prevent food from flying everywhere.. I'd say buy the largest you can find or make your own.
199421
You may wish to check the specifications, but the size of the room will also depend on the humidity the unit must remove. We have ours in a large unfinished basement area, and it is doing the job quite well. My assessement from a lay perspective is that it will handle a large room or small one-floor apartment nicely. It won't handle a house. I would be overkill for a typical sized-bedroom or bathroom alone.
2285161
Not that big.....a small room would be best. Also MAKE SURE THE FILTER IS PLACED WHERE THERE ARE NO OBSRUCTIONS. I plugged it in by a window sill and found that small bit of wood was obstructing the air filter's effectiveness.
2221444
I use the TPP440 in a medium sized bedroom, about 170 sq. ft. It makes a noticeable difference in under an hour, so I would expect it could handle a larger room. Its documentation merely states medium to large rooms, which is not very definitive.
610453
Definitely the large. Plan for a place to store. It is bulky but worth the space.
526758
I believe it was on the large side - I bought this some time ago, but I recall checking the capacity as, at the time the room it was intended for was about 15 x 15. It was able to handle that size just fine.
814990
It depends on how loud you want it, but generally speaking probably just an average size room.