Is a table model sufficient to cool a 380 sq.ft. room or is the floor model necessary?
85483
Not really. the fan does a slow breeze. it is not like a traditional fan. it works great but it may not be what you expect.
85484
i bought the pedestal for my daughters room becuse she has a high bed -she had a small room at that time but needed a tall fan because of the bed
1654493
Not sure... but the beauty of this machine is its timer: set and forget it! Your space will be as warm as you want it as long as your ceilings aren't higher than the standard 8 feet. Hope that helps!
315977
This model is designed to be mounted indoors, that can be a home, shed or garage as long as it is not outside. Do pay attention to the clearances required for the unit to have enough fresh air to operate.
1146803
Depends how far up in Maine you are. I lived in Ct and it kept my small room, about 650 sq ft at 68 degrees easily. The fan only stays on until the unit is cooled. Set it up automatically and don't worry about it. Nice machine
1856229
Jamuny,I checked the instruction booklet that you're advised to keep. The only thing it says is do not use the unit in a room that has less than 43 square feet of floor space. That is small, but that does not answer your question. I do know, though, that a room of about 12 feet by 12 feet can be heated without a problem. If it is very cold, the unit will remove the chill. You can set the thermostat to adjust the temperature, if that will help. Large rooms with high ceilings won't be heated very well in a reasonable amount of time. I hope this helps.
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I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life. I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take... » Read More I think you'll need 2 units to cover 2 floors in an area with a typically dry winter climate. The EP9-500 is a decent unit if you need it for appearances. The 821-000 unit in white will do an equal or better job. It is far easier to fill and see the water level plus it holds more water. A flashlight is needed to see the water level on the EP9-500. I operate both units on their lowest fan speed. The higher speeds are too noisy. A hygrometer placed in different places will show the distribution of humidity throughout the house. The air needs to circulate to even things out. Both units take the 1043 replacement filter. Refill with filtered water if possible to extend filter life. « Show Less
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Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier. I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
768083
Yes. The hot air generated by the machine needs to vent or else the room will get hotter!
1495780
This is a small table top unit. The out put is not big enough for a large room unless you run it all the time. However one at each end of the room would work. It is very quiet and does look nice.
541272
I'm heating a newly insulated & drywalled 1200 sq.ft. house with 10' ceilings, still under construction. It keeps the inside temps in the 60's while on low heat and outside temps in the 20-45 deg. range. Well insulated space is important-
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
2033881
Depends on the size. If its a huge room I would get the bigger model. If its an average room then it's fine.
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.
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Reasonably low..but, the device simply would not cool a 350 sq foot room. Try and 5000 BTU window unit...you will be happier.I took LG back to Home Depot..good luck
1836685
Not sure about code but go with the 80 cfm model .Have the 50 cfm in our 6 x 8' bath and it is slow to exhaust the room
2033420
From the floor to the top 27" great size and a lot of fans and space for more, sets a little off the floor for ventilation hardwood floor would be okay but keep in mind the power supply vents out the bottom and heat can mess with a floor finish to ensure the longevity of your floor I would use a small platform with rollers.
329878
My living room is about 500 square feet and goes right into my kitchen. It does just fine UNLESS I am baking/roasting something in the oven. I find when this is the case, the AC can not keep my room cool enough.