Thread: HVAC saga

that's 264 sq ft a ton......... I am surprised it runs long enough to reduce the humidity to an acceptable level..........

Originally Posted by KDAVID1

Mine is actually too big. 4ton unit for a 1056sft

You don't have ac you have refrigeration,gets the air cool but high humidity.

If you plan on living in the house get it fixed right. You have plenty of money heard they call you the Donald Trump of Desoto County

Or break out your tools and double the size of your house................Although not to cost effective.........

Originally Posted by midcarolina

that's 264 sq ft a ton......... I am surprised it runs long enough to reduce the humidity to an acceptable level..........

me too. Don't have much of a humidity issue in the house (which is strange) but it seems to do the job. If and when I change it out I will go with no more then 3 ton.

Originally Posted by midcarolina

Or break out your tools and double the size of your house................Although not to cost effective.........

That is what I'd like to do!!!

Originally Posted by jimfish

You don't have ac you have refrigeration,gets the air cool but high humidity.

Actually that's pretty correct--when the AC is on it's cold as heck (heater the opposite) soon as it's off (especially the heater) it goes the other way.

Hey--you still have a license Trying to buy the control board but the cheaper of the two places wont sale to me Guess i'll have to wait until Monday and have my guy at work pic it up for me.

if you want, you can pm me specifics about your home....... outside ambient temps summer and winter what type structure, type of and number of windows, roof material, attic and crawl space insulation......or if it is a manufactured home, I could tell you what size you need to be comfortable and not waste electricity.