Is this 1400 CFM large enough to remove the heat/hot air from a 288 sq. ft. building?
84225
I use mine in a 660 sqft bait shop and if I open my front door, I get a significant breeze drawing through the shop, I can clear the air in minutes. The key to any of these fans is to have a fresh air source,like an open window or door. The air in my shop gets hot due to 7 refrigerators and freezers operating constantly and the heat can kill alot of my live bait. I have found it to be exceptional for cooling my space.
84226
My building is 360 sq. ft. Takes about 20-30 seconds to start noticing the difference, but it is more than adequate.
2177519
I have used it successfully on about 500 sq. ft. Might do more depending on how hot the weather.
1736334
I don't understand your question. We are using it to cool a small room (about 100 to 150 sq.ft.) with a lot of computers & servers in it.It is doing a good job.
90087
1. I do not think it would fully cool a 700 sq. foot apartment. Mine is ~850 and so I just use it in the bedroom; it keeps it below 70 degrees. Bedroom is 400 sq. feet.2. You can barely hear it run; the unit is quieter than any fan I have ever heard...
574319
for safety, this unit is large, for large shops, moves an awful lot of air but works great
568618
I have three of them placed throughout my home which is approximately 3 thousand sqft. The largest room that I use one of the units is 800sqft. and have no problem with purification of the air. The other two rooms are 500sqft. & 350sqft. I have two Cocker Spaniels with long hair and the purifiers work fabulously.
1029183
Yes it is 110 and it will cool that area - ours has worked really well in a similar size space.
850674
Yes. I have a 2600 square ft hm.It heats the whole house..as a back up.Even upstairs.
737788
yes. gepends on room size. i only vent out to remove heat, works great for my basement. no more musky smell
748774
"Ideal" ? Probably not. How much air do you need to move? That is your question. I believe this fan was designed and sized for Kitchen service and it does a good job for that. However you need a better handle on your airflow requirements. I suspect you need a larger more utilitarian fan. You also may not need a finished decorator faceplate for utility service. This is more important if in a hot climate (outside heat-gain), welding or expect engine exhaust fumes. "
2131253
You can definitely go with the 36 x 36. My A/C is 30 X 33 (straight across) and 37 x 37 (diagonal). The 36 x 36 worked out really good.
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.
688898
Heat pump cuts cost and electric strip kicks in when necessary! I have two units for 1200sqft.one unit for the big room of 600sqft it does excellent job but I do supplement with wood burning stove! The cost tips up for heat does excellent on AC side.
2283283
I would suggest a unit with a higher CFM speed to better, and faster, circulate the air in your shop. I have a smaller shop so the lesser capacity is not a problem.Regards, John
618973
Same square footage as yours. This heater puts out only a mild heat that will dissipate quickly in bigger rooms, with possibly large or multiple windows. The smaller the space the better it works. It struggled to keep up a satisfactory temp in a space the size of ours. High ceilings probably didn't help my situation either. I placed mine in a bit smaller room and it works wonderfully.
1415553
Honestly, you can't have too large a fan. Who wouldn't want humidity from a shower and bathroom odors gone as fast as possible! 150 cfm is very adequate!
1107796
No ... its not big enough for that. Or cost effective either for that. You would be better off with some kind of large heat heater that blows so you don't have to clean