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  1. 06-29-2012, 06:25 PM #1
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    G ewb called and wanted know if i had a easy way to size a ac for a given area and gave him old favorite, ya want enough BTUS-to cool a BUTT big as a TUB.He said guess i need a bunch of em.:cheers
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    The rule I was taught was 1 ton for every 600 sq. feet. But a house has windows and doors where heat can enter. Cooking and moving around, add more heat. More people in the house, Kids, in and out all day. I figure 400 sq. feet per ton.
    The bigger the house or 2 story, a split system, 2 units or more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by canebreaker View Post
    The rule I was taught was 1 ton for every 600 sq. feet. But a house has windows and doors where heat can enter. Cooking and moving around, add more heat. More people in the house, Kids, in and out all day. I figure 400 sq. feet per ton.
    The bigger the house or 2 story, a split system, 2 units or more.
    That was joke actually divide sq ft by 400.
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    I bought a Manual J program and loaded it on my computer. Guessing was over.
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