My room is 12x13 ft. (or 156), and 9 ft. high (or 156x9), the total being approx. 1400 cubic ft., right? Is the Alen T300 way too small?
138219
I have found this air purifier to be wonderful. and I think it will do just fine. My area is slightly larger than 12x13//12x16
138220
As I understand it, the industry assumes 8 ft high ceilings so you room is only a little bigger at 9 ft tall. they do the math 12x13 = 156 plus the xtra height. You should be OK with this unit.
138221
No" not at all, as a matter of fact it can handle twice that size. Also keep in mind to place the unit where as to create an air flow that circulates around the room for greater efficiency keeping in mind it draws in air and blows out the back. This unit is Great!!
138222
NO, totally works fine for that space. We purchased it for a dorm room and now using it at home. It's perfect!
138223
We are using the T300 in a room 15 x 20 ft with 9ft ceiling. This room is open towards the kitchen.The T300 is running about 12 hrs / day at low speed with intermittent higher speeds as needed. Air quality is much better than it used to be. No lingering kitchen aromas (and much less dust we found). We bought a second one for another part of the house.
1913713
it is small.... maybe 8x10... I would not want to attempt a room with this.
1769901
Mine is 35 x 35, and I have tons of room. I think the outside measurement is 32". So with a 33 x 33 would be the smallest I think it would fit in, and it would be a very tight fit. Great product though! Love this thing
63513
My room is a 8x12 foot room. With the ceiling at 8feet. I have filled it up so I cannot see across the room about eight times and I still have about a fourth of the pint left. The fog machine uses less fog than I expected and fills up the room quick.
1605306
I multiplied the two numbers and 625 sq/ft is your footage. I think the heater would be suitable in that kind of space. Make sure you always shut it off outdoors because of some un burnt fumes that will be produced because it's still hot. Then bring it back indoors. It's a great heater! I have 2
1559050
DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY!!! but to answer your question the largest room I have it's about 12x15 and it cool and heats it good. Now this particular one i have it in the kitchen and I do not use much. The reason that I am telling you to do not buy this specific one is that it advertises as a complete set and it does not bring the copper pipes that you need their customer service is horrible and likes to argue with you. And yes they will take it back but they will try to charge you a 22% to return it plus shipping and handling. There are other a/c ductless that are great comes complete and the only thing you have to do is put it up and vacuum them. The people from HIGHSEER sell some great ones and the brand name is PIONEER and those are the ones i use in the rest of the house.
1553971
I do not think it is overkill, it fills the room nicely. I have a 12x12 room and it still is not overkill.
1296879
The room I have it in is for my new born twins which is approximately 14' X 16' . It works well; however, I don't think it will work very well with any room that's much big. Side note , when the humidifier is on the max level you hear the water boiling which is very load.
156852
I did a 20x14 living room and a 12x12 dining room withe no problems. Leakage is dependent on the mix.
1700455
It might be a little small for a room that large. Both of the rooms I put them in are around 9 x 9 and they are perfect.
223297
I would go bigger because you're room has almost 400 cubic feet. You want to turn ask the air in the room over at least once probably more per minute. Also the fan you are looking at is not strong enough for that filter let alone the one you really need. In that size of a room I would go much larger because I assume you are trying to cool lights with this set up as well and I don't think that this combo would be cable of pulling enough air over your bulb to keep anything bigger than a 400 w cool enough to not cause problems in the grow area. Speaking fun experience you need your fan to be rated significantly higher cfm than the filter to sustain enough airflow to keep the light cool as well. Be patient and purchase the right materials off the bat or you will end up purchasing new equipment that should have been bought the first time. Just my 2 cents. A lot of money can be wasted because you cheaped out up front. Save the money you need for high quality equipment and you will get much better results. That being said this filter is great for the amount of cubic feet that it is designed for. Just go with the 400 cfm range one and you will be happy aslong as your fan is not cheap and can pull through the filter as well as cool your light. Peace.
735966
Sorry to say I don't know about a great room . I use mine in our bedroom which is 12x14. It works great in there.
696135
It has a pretty good flow of air. If it is a large room it may not be enough but our room is 10x11 for a spare bedroom.
729968
According to Sylvane (an online merchant), the realistic room size for a 30 pint dehumidifier is 400 square feet. But of course that will vary.
1313414
I just measured ours and it measures 16.5 x 14, and the actually space that you work on is smaller than that. So if you're looking for something larger, this is not your product.
526758
I believe it was on the large side - I bought this some time ago, but I recall checking the capacity as, at the time the room it was intended for was about 15 x 15. It was able to handle that size just fine.
341043
The specs say 36x36, and the side brackets are highly adjustable to create a flexible configuration. I didn't take mine apart to confirm your specific dimensions, but you should be fine. The only consideration is if the workstation is really top heavy, that might be an issue.