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What size air conditioner do you need?
Here's how to get the right size for your room
- Work out the volume of the room in m3 (width x height x depth) and multiply by 40. This gives you the value for the room in watts.
- For each seated person in the room, add another 150 watts.
- For every average-sized photocopier or PC add 200 watts, and for fax machines add 150 watts.
- You now have the total requirements for the room, in watts. To work out the Kw, divide by 1000 (e.g. 2050 watts = 2.05 Kw).
- South facing windows add 20% to the cooling requirements.
- Now you know what size machine you need, check out the details in our product listing and give us a call to arrange a hire.
Example
| For room size: 4 x 2.5 x 6ms |
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60 cu. ms |
| Convert to watts x 40 |
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2400 |
| No. of persons x 1 |
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150 |
| No. of PCs etc. x 1 |
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200 |
| Total |
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2750 watts |
| South facing windows |
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0 |
| Divide by 1000 |
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2.75 Kw of cooling required |
| Model PAC10 (Code HA11) |
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2.9 Kw is suitable |
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Email: info@hirecooling.co.uk
Phone: 0500 39 88 22
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Cooling via drawing air through a water-satured membrane. |
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Discharge hot air outside. |
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