will it cool a 18 square foot grrenhouse?
773691
Are u sure its 18 or 180 square feet either way it should easily cool a room tht size.
773692
Sorry, but not enough information. 18 sq. ft. is about 4.25 x4.25, which is hardly big enough to fit the cooler. If you meant 18ft x 18ft that is a little more reasonable, but the height of the greenhouse makes a difference too. Nevertheless, an important consideration is what temperature you want to keep the greenhouse, the temperature outside, and how many weeks or months you would want to maintain the temperature. My guess is that these little units cannot provide the cooling service you are looking for. Proceed with caution.
1972291
That depends on how many degrees you need to warm the air and the insulation and leakage present in the room. Conservatively speaking it should handle about 120 sq. ft. Where Michael gets the 800 sq. ft I have no idea because that's not at all realistic, not aligned with other 1500W heaters which produce an identical amount of heat.
402732
I do not believe that this will cool down a house. I have a 1,000 square foot house and use a 10,000 btu conditioner in one room and this Frigidaire in my bedroom. Together they work well.
1107185
I would recommend blowing out as much hot air as possible before closing door. It will be cooler. It will cool 700 sq ft. If it's already humid, it's probable that it will add some humidity. You'd still be better off with it than without. Hope this helps. You can also call the manufacturer directly.
1014460
The fan works amazing inside. But for a patio with 90 degree temperatures you would need something bigger.
269238
I'm heat and cooling a 12 x 30 atic room and it does great. The room is well insulated though. Hope this helps.
329879
Not sure on how large maximum (you'll probably want some online tool for that), but my room is about 13 x 16 x 9 ft and this unit does a solid job cooling it.
650699
I would have to guess a room 600 to 900 square feet would be fine and you'll probably get a 3 to 5 degree rise in temperature if left on
2218515
I would say no with normally insulated house. I was pleasantly surprised how quiet this fan is. My only disappointment is that I didn't buy a larger size. My shop is 16x20 and this fan has a hard time keeping up with a thermostat set at 85 degrees.
495530
Mine does a decent job heating a finished basement with 19 by 24 feet. I am quite happy with it. My insulation is probably not the best though either.
2177519
I have used it successfully on about 500 sq. ft. Might do more depending on how hot the weather.
1450338
I don't think it will work well for this application. I have used it to heat and cool a small bedroom (350 sq ft) as a supplement to heat and central air. I think it adds/subtracts about five degrees maximum. So I would not think it would be effective at all in a larger space with no other HVAC source - especially your heat!
811922
I am heating my bathroom with it (90 sqft). Our place is well insulated and it usually doesn't get below 40 degrees here so that would be the qualifier. Doug Doyle
1487040
Yes, it will do the trick. It only cools the room you are currently in. Very portable and easy to use and clean. For the price, it's decent.
855677
Should do a good job. I added a fan above it so it would circulate quickly in my garage which is 450 sq foot. Never need it on high. I would insure there is some fresh air for the room for safety.
622920
this is a fairly high out put for a portable humidifier and it does very well (on low fan) in my 1300 sq ft home. I don't know your square footage or how 'tight' your home is, so it's hard to say definitively if this will do the trick.
402731
HI heather - I purchased this unit in July. Works good and cools very well. I am not sure this unit will cool a small house but for me it cools about m500-600 sq. ft. Hope this helps.