HISENSE-AIR/CON 12000 BTU, NON INVERTER SPLIT-1 PHASE-COM

Product Description

1. Ceiling Height:

Standard Height: The standard BTU calculation assumes an 8-foot ceiling. If your room has higher ceilings, you’ll need more cooling capacity to account for the additional air volume.

Adjustment: Increase the BTUs by approximately 10% for ceilings higher than 8 feet.

2. Room Insulation:

Well-Insulated Rooms: Rooms with good insulation retain cool air more effectively, reducing the overall BTU requirement.

Poor Insulation: Poorly insulated rooms require more cooling power. Consider adding 10-20% more BTUs if the room lacks proper insulation.

3. Sun Exposure:

Direct Sunlight: Rooms with large windows or those facing the sun during the hottest part of the day need more cooling.

Shaded Areas: Conversely, rooms that are naturally shaded or have window treatments to block sunlight can require fewer BTUs.

Adjustment: Increase BTUs by 10-20% for rooms with significant sun exposure.

4. Windows and Doors:

Number and Size of Windows: Large or numerous windows increase the heat gain in a room, especially if they are not energy-efficient.

Doors: Frequent opening and closing of doors can lead to higher heat gain.

Adjustment: Add 5-10% more BTUs for rooms with large windows or doors that are frequently used.

5. Room Use and Occupancy:

Number of Occupants: Each person generates heat, so more occupants mean more cooling is required.

Room Function: Different room uses generate varying amounts of heat (e.g., kitchens with appliances vs. bedrooms).

Adjustment: Add 500 BTUs per additional person beyond the first two occupants.

6. Appliances and Electronics:

Heat-Generating Devices: Appliances like stoves, ovens, computers, and TVs add to the heat load.

Adjustment: Increase BTUs to account for the additional heat from these devices.

Practical Tips

· Professional Assessment: Consulting with Singhagiri Technical offier can provide a more accurate assessment, especially for complex spaces or unusual conditions.

· Regular Maintenance: Ensure that the air conditioner is well-maintained for optimal performance.

Considering these factors will help you select the right air conditioner capacity for your room, ensuring efficient cooling and comfort.