Air conditioning system that can detect coverage

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One of the most dominant questions in our mind when we want to purchase an air conditioner is, how much area can this air conditioner cover? This question points not to what brand of air conditioner to buy, but rather what is the cooling capacity required. To understand the selection of air conditioner, we first have to know the definition of cooling capacity. Engineers now are looking into the concept of creating an aircon that displays the area of its coverage. Buy too small and it will struggle to keep the room at a comfortable temperature; buy too big and and the room will cool too quickly without removing enough humidity from the air.

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I could have used an airconditioner LAST WEEK when it was 102 in my house.

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@hhartqe I'm also in a 1940s cottage. A 80-degree day will create an indoor temp of 88-degrees.?

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@hhartqe Shudder....

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I am the biggest fan of all things mid-century modern.?

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How does the crisp white finish look after a year or so of continuous use?

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@ablackqi Well, you never really have to touch the front of the AC so I think it would hold up pretty well. Mine still looks brand new!

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@ablackqi That's pretty impressive.

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@twellsqk I was more concerned about less than perfect air running over it for an extended period of time than I was about fingerprints.

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@twellsqk The air actually shoots UP so you don't have to worry about that either.

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this was exactly what I needed

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@jcollinsqn this is nothing more than a high-priced miniature evaporative cooler. it should work alright in areas of low humidity

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@bbaileyqo well indoor rooms are often much lower relative humidity than outside air.

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@bbaileyqo Of course it is only going to work in a small space for limited time, but far less hassle than AC?

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Don't all AC units cool air by condensing the moisture in air and stripping the air of moisture which carries the thermal energy??

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@jrobinsonqr Most a/c units function by pressurizing some sort of gas, and then releasing that gas from high pressure back to low pressure.

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@jrobinsonqr This change in pressure results in temperature change (high pressure to low creates cold, low pressure to high creates heat)

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@cmcdonaldqt It's the same principle that causes spray cans to cool down when they're in use.?

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its the same process as a a smart in wall airconditioner...?

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I want one for my balls ! im tired of sitting in ball soup !?

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@hwoodqw im calling the cops.?

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@hwoodqw Stop it. Get some help?

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goes to amazon search, item no where to be found. Nice?

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@jcoleqz just hire a guy to blow in your face all day.?

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@bsimsr0 thats pretty expensive

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@bsimsr0 junk?

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Would this be cover for a dorm room?

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@ldunnr3 Heat in a room comes from many sources. From outside, heat comes through windows, roof, floor and walls. The more exposure to the heat source, the greater the heat load will be.

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@ldunnr3 There is however, a rule of thumb that could give you a rough estimation of the required cooling capacity

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@ldunnr3 Faster way to calculate cooling capacity, please download GA MY mobile apps via your mobile phone.

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For a small bedroom, home office, or guest room you?ll want an air conditioner with good scores for comfort and quiet.

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@bwestr7 To cool a bigger or busier room, you?ll want to step up to a mid-sized air conditioner.

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