The answer will depend on where your home is: I suspect that there will be a big difference between a home in the Arctic and one in the Gulf States. That will determine the range of ambient temperatures. It will also depend on what you consider to be a desirable temperature.
Other factors to consider: insolation and solar gain, insulation and air circulation, whether or not there are other steps taken to lower the ambient temperature. For example, a house in the middle of trees will be cooler than one surrounded by lawns, and that will be cooler than one with concrete all around.
There is only one way to properly size an ac unit or a furnace. That is by performing a load calculation. This is a process that takes into account the construction features of the home. It is also based on weather data for the specific location of the home. For more information you can click on the load calculation page at http://www.hvac-for-beginners.com
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I think it can be fitted. Try Home Depot.They'll have the right answer.
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There is only one way to properly size an ac unit or a furnace. That is by performing a load calculation. This is a process that takes into account the construction features of the home. It is also based on weather data for the specific location of the home. For more information you can click on the load calculation page at http://www.hvac-for-beginners.com
This answer depends on the size of the unit needed, the size of the area to be cooled. Most home AC work runs about $200-$500 depending on the size of your home. Call a professional service for a free estimate or their opinion.
Too maby variables here but heating and AC supply sites have the formulars. Look for it.
Click the link. There you can figure the size generator you need.
You can calculate home cooked meals for weight watcher by adding the points for each ingredient of the meal for the serving size you plan to eat. This is a hassle but it is possible to do it.
We will always calculate rms value only since the average value of ac current or voltage is zero. So we are using rms values in the ac circuit to calculate the power and to solve an ac circuit.
Have a Manual J heat load calculation performed on the home. This would normally be part of the process of obtaining an estimate from a contractor. Then size your ac unit to equal the amount of heat gain indicated on the load calculaton.
You have approximately 1200 square feet home and it is known by the Manual J method that 1 ton central AC will cool down approximately 500 sq ft. Based on this fact, you would need 2-2.5 ton central AC.