Determine the heating and cooling capacity needed for your space by entering room dimensions and environmental factors.
Calculated Cooling Load (BTUs):
3200 BTU/h
Calculated Heating Load (BTUs):
0 BTU/h
Recommended AC Tonnage:
0.267 Tons
BTU sizing involves calculating the volume of a room and adjusting for heat gain from windows, people, and insulation quality.
Formula: BTU = (Area × Height × Insulation Factor) + (Occupants × 600)
BTU = (Area × Height × Insulation Factor) + (Occupants × 600)
Example: A 500 sq ft room with 10ft ceilings, average insulation, and 2 occupants.
One 'ton' of air conditioning is equal to 12,000 BTUs per hour of cooling capacity.
An undersized unit will run constantly, failing to reach the target temperature and increasing energy bills.
No, this is an estimate. Professional installers use a 'Manual J' load calculation for precise equipment matching.
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