We have a motor home with a central AC that is toward the back. It stays around 74 but we want it colder in the front bedroom would this work?
1276155
I think PA Thomas answered this best, and all the other answers echo the same sentiment. It works, but doesn't work well. For what you'd like it to do, I think you'll be a little disappointed.
1276156
If you keep every window closed, shutters pulled down, it could bring the temp down a bit.
1276157
I use mine in a small add on living room but it also cools the bedroom too.
1276158
With continual ice addition, it lowered my desk area by 1 degree. otherwise, no issues
1958602
Possibly. The temp controller could be bad and not allowing you to reduce the heat. It is also possible that you are out of refrigerant in your AC system which will eliminate cold air. If the ambient temp allows can you get cooler air by adjusting the temp with the AC off? Also the air divert doors might be stuck in the hot position.
580795
I would say No...it has a "thermostat" dial, and in our large garage it keeps it at 45 degrees at the lowest setting during the winter. The first on e I bought would not cycle on and off , so make sure its working like it should.
2266100
Yes it will. Place it on the exterior (or coldest wall). Keep in mind though that it will increase your electrical bill quite a bit if you're trying to keep the room above 68 degrees or so for extended portion of the day.
217923
Yes. We get 100+ temps where I live too and this does a pretty good job of keeping my back and seat cool. It works better the cooler the air inside your car is so it may take a bit to work at its best until your AC has been run a bit and cooled off the cab of your vehicle.
34705
I think it would work but you might want to look at the 120cfm model because this thing pushes a lot of air and you will hear it. I have the 240cfm unit for two rooms and ended up putting a variable speed switch to slow it down. The 120cfm only uses 37watts and would probably work well but it is only 4" . You don't want too much air flow or it may cool the air so I've heard.
2109327
Ours works great, after any power outage it returns to whatever we had it set for. We keep ours at 73 degrees
2020325
I doubt it. We have two and use one in the den aka family room about 160 sq. ft. and the other in the bedroom also about 140 - 160 sq. ft. It circulates the air giving a nice breeze which makes you feel cooler. But it is not like an air conditioner. Hope this helps.
610258
It should do the job. The thermostat is not really precise and starts out at about 60 degrees. I use it to take the chill out of my 3 stall garage and it works (central CA region) .
580794
I would say No...it has a "thermostat" dial, and in our large garage it keeps it at 45 degrees at the lowest setting during the winter.The first on e I bought would not cycle on and off , so make sure its working like it should.
1198587
This fan will work very well for that room! Using mine in a slightly smaller area (132 sf) and only run on low speed to circulate AC from ceiling in the warmest room in house. I believe you will be happy.
850673
I have this installed in my garage and it does a great job keeping it to temperature. However, I don't think the fan on this would do a good enough job of circulating to cover 5 rooms. I think you would have 1 really hot room and it would be drastically cooler the further away from the heater you get.
1341265
I only used the heater for one night to take the chill off, and it did, our unit, the 12000 btu, cooled a 2100 sq ft house on a low setting of 70 and the house was at 67 degrees. I think it will do it in that small space, I am very well insulated with spray foam and 10 in thick walls, we do not have a furnace, in Iowa/Nebraska!
842322
I think you might have to check your Freon first. Does the temperature really gets to 76 in your bedroom?
2131315
It won't cool it down AC style but it defiantly works to cool and cycle the current air in the room.
134769
Sorry Fred, this was never asked to go as low as 60 degrees. This is used in a wider and unclosed room for a 90+ year old. We are happy if could get to 69-70 for her. So any answer for your particular fully closed room with lessened human temps and movement, and wishing more maitenance steady refrigeration character would be pure speculation. Sorry
315614
I've had my unit for 2 years now. If you're wanting to keep a cool room cool it isn't all that important where you put it; it will keep the air moving around and it will feel cooler that just AC alone. If you're wanting to make a hot room cooler fast then put it close (or right in front of) the AC. If you get a more compact model it will take a little longer to cool the room down. One thing you can do in the winter/cold weather with this unit is position it so it's pointing straight up on low, and it will move around the warm air that gathers up by the ceiling...not something that you asked about; just an additional observation..