What are the cu. ft.?
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The SentrySafe website has the internal dimensions as 19.6" x 14.8" x 11.9" (HWD) or 2 cu. ft. capacity.
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i'm not sure but i think air pumps are measured by cu/in. But anyway i have two air outlet in two ponds at an approximate depth of 18 inches and they handle the air flow well. they sendout enough air to move surface water mildly.
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Here are the specifications of your requests. SpecificationsCooking Cavity Capacity 0.7 Cu. Ft.Color BlackUnit Dimensions 10.5" H x 18" W x 13" DCarton Dimensions 11.75" H x 19.75" W x 14" DUnit Weight 23 Lbs.Shipping Weight 26 Lbs.
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I have 2 small Refrig's, a 4 cu and a 1.8 cu. Both hold set temperature within a couple of degrees F.
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Size! FT-100 is 36-inch long, 22-inch deep and 25-inch tall! 8.5 cubic feet of total volume. FT-200 is 62-inch long, 28-inch deep, and 36-inch tall. 29-cubic-feet of total volume.We own the FT-200 and love it!
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I just use it in a small fire safe - 2 of them in approx. 4 cu. ft.. Seems to work fine.
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Copper is better for it heats more quickly. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
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I'd go with 12ga. There's a plastic tube in the middle of each conductor so actual copper is probably 14ga.
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I didn't roll it out but I do believe it has to be 30 feet long. It's pretty fine copper mesh.
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Check your local code (or ask an electrician at your home improvement store of choice). Where I live the code is #10 bare copper wire. The device will take that size.
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Not copper it's alumn with copper on it. but it does the job , actually if you check the overhead power by PG&E most of them are pure alumn and they are permanent this you only use in a few seconds so what's the concern of having pure copper if it will only drive the cost like 3x or more.
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It's certainly not .62 inches, it would be in mils, and I believe that is the thickness of the copper layer.
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The power is I think a 14 or 16 ga 4 conductor nothing special you can get from lowes. The copper is I think 1/4 and 3/8? I can be wrong but something close. And the flair out the ends and you can use the caps that come on the unit and just insulate the pipe how ever you see fit for the install. Don't forget the drain!. Also I don't think that you can go more than 25' with out having to adds one freon. 26 28 maybe no prob. I would pull a vacuum hook the lines up with an oil loop. It's like a 1 to 2' loop in the line to keep oil from doing something? Sorry can't remember why but I know you need to. It will add some more ft' to your install. Just read if you have to have it or not? I did because I was only 12' away. I hope that this didn't cause more questions than answers. You can go to lowes and get copper line and then caps that cover the unit during shipping you put on the copper lines then flair the ends out. Hook up vacuum down then let out the freon. Have fun.
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yep, 11.5 cubic feet (actually I got 11.6, but 11.5 is close enough). If you want to do the math - 48 x 19 x 22 = 20064 cubic inches divide by 1728 to convert to cubic feet which ends up being 11.61 http://www.wikihow.com/Find-Cubic-Feet
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According to web sources:1 Cubic Foot = 29.9220779 Quarts [Fluid, US]1 Cubic Foot = 25.71404638 Quarts [Dry, US]
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There are none,I purchased a cord from Home Depot , About $6.00 that has a Copper hot wire and silver neutral wire and green ground. The unit has markings for + and - hook copper to + and silver to - ,green to ground.
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The 75 Liter refers to the main body-4600 cu in. If it counts the side and front pockets, it will be 5400cu in. Thank you :)