Will this work on large windows facing west where it really heats up the room?
739635
Yes it will help along with keeping blinds close in afternoon. If you have blinds..
739636
I used this inside on a drafty window in my living room which faces southwest to keep the cold out and it worked GREAT. I had to tape two pieces side-by-side (I used silver duct tape on both the front and back to ensure no air leakage) and made the piece large enough that it covered part of the window frame, too. Duct tape held it all the way around the outside of the window frame and the room was immediately 10 degrees warmer. Its not a real pretty fix, but it solved my problem.
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I think it will do fine in a room that size. Depending on the configuration, you might need a supplemental fan to circulate the heat, since the unit's fan isn't all that powerful. BTW: My unit is very quiet. It started making a bit of noise during oscillation when I put it out this year and with some investigation, I found the screws holding on the back panel needed tightening. A few minutes with a screwdriver and the heater is now wonderfully quiet again. Altogether a very satisfactory purchase.
431135
It should. I frosted a window and had an electric candle in that same window over the holidays without any problems. It was a lower wattage, however.
849138
I bought the tint for this reason. I moved into a house which faces the morning sun. The radiant heat was unbearable even after installing draw down blinds and curtains. After applying the tint the heat went down considerably. I am considering applying this product on the windows on the west side of the house but I do enjoy some natural light. The tint will darken a room considerably but the cooling factor is a plus for anyone living in a hot climate.
1200856
I have one of these heaters. It should have no problem with a room that size.
1975263
it will cool 500 sq ft. saying the temp outside is over 95 degrees. 1000 sq ft is way too much for any window type that is 110v
1254691
range? it warms up the whole room , prety fast,and not a small room,about 12"x18"
60846
It appears to me that the unit heats an area of square footage. Its not directional.
2143697
It absolutely will. All you have to do is turn it vertically instead of the exhaust resting on the window sill. The exhaust kit is very adaptable and very intuitive to use. In addition our unit I still running beautifully. It is in use every day in Florida in an upstairs master with a ton of glass overlooking the 10th green with afternoon sun. In twenty minutes it gets the room down to 65 degrees if I want it to. I love this air conditioner.
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For a space of 60 sq ft....I doubt it'll have an immediate warmth impact....You may feel warmth after a few hours of use...If your looking for a high output portable heater...Allow me to suggest "The Big Heater Buddy" ...It'll put out btween 4000-9000 Btu's... Check Cabelas website...The deal with refurbished units....Good Luck.
1739353
It works on very small window, it's adjustable but I guess one side need to be at least 2feet. By the way this module works in very small room, otherwise it's not too helpful
564752
I don't think it would work in this application. a fan would work to remove the moisture from the windows.
1606426
I used it on an odd-shaped window and it worked pretty well. Don't expect it to do a perfect job in the corners.
120806
The installation may look weird, but there is no functional reason why it shouldn't work. You may find, however, that the west-facing panel will permit the fan to run longer into the late afternoon, when the attic will be at its hottest.
647948
I would estimate about 80% of what normally comes through our front and back windows at the hottest part of the day. We do have it on the front window as well as our French doors in the back master bedroom. Really love it! Hope this helps.
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If the room is well insulated and the outside temperature is in the 30 degree range it wil probably heat it reasonably well. There are to many variables for a really accurate response.
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I can't tell you for sure since it depends on whether you have a light-reducing coating on your windows... but... that being said... if you have a "normal, clear window" it should heat up about as well as it would if it was setting outside... another couple of things to consider are whether the window has any framing that might also reduce the amount of pure sunshine hitting it, or... if the window direction may limit the amount of time that it gets direct sun each day... my guess is... you're probably ok as long as you give it direct sun for several hours, without anything to shade it... Hope that helps!