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6/24/2025, 6:16:43 AM
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>>105670285
I’m doing some research on this and have an important bit of info for if you’re still shopping for one: Be careful trusting the square footage (area) advertised in the product’s description, they’re calculated using the best case scenario. This AC claims to be good for a 450 square foot room. According to calculator.net’s BTU calculator, you’d need 12,500 BTUs for a 450 square foot room in its default conditions (meaning bedroom with average climate [wouldn’t you only use an AC when it’s hot?], sun exposure and insulation, average two people inside and a 9-foot ceiling).
https://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html?roomsize1=450&roomsize1unit=feet&ceilingheight1=9&ceilingheight1unit=feet&people1=2&roomtype1=bedroom&insulation1=normal&sunexposure1=normal&climate1=normal&ctype=room&x=Calculate
>>105670285
I’m doing some research on this and have an important bit of info for if you’re still shopping for one: Be careful trusting the square footage (area) advertised in the product’s description, they’re calculated using the best case scenario. This AC claims to be good for a 450 square foot room. According to calculator.net’s BTU calculator, you’d need 12,500 BTUs for a 450 square foot room in its default conditions (meaning bedroom with average climate [wouldn’t you only use an AC when it’s hot?], sun exposure and insulation, average two people inside and a 9-foot ceiling).
https://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html?roomsize1=450&roomsize1unit=feet&ceilingheight1=9&ceilingheight1unit=feet&people1=2&roomtype1=bedroom&insulation1=normal&sunexposure1=normal&climate1=normal&ctype=room&x=Calculate
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