If you run a room size air conditioner in the middle of a room...?
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Wow some of these answers are scary.  The air conditioner works by taking heat from inside the room and blowing it outside.  If the air conditioner is completely in the room, then all the heat that it blows outside stays in the room, therefore the temperature stays the same.\nBut...\nAll machines create heat just by running.  Think computers, light bulbs, etc.  Therefore, the temperature will get a little higher.
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next time turn the airconditioner on...............or if you did....then may be ur partner i a bit too much heavyweight for ya...lolz
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Something that you keep on top of the air conditioning unit.
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If you can afford it, there are indoor a/c units available.
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You would want at least 50,000 BTU, Hope this will answer your question. I had an 1800 sq. ft. home once so I know. It costed me $5,000.00 installed with A/C and ducts.
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Afjas, I would answer if I knew, but my thing is LONG distance time table comparison. I would guess that you could run it indoors about 5 seconds faster due to no wind resistance, but if it hotter inside than outside, you can take away that advantage.
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It includes the number of air handlers being used, and the use of each room.  For example, equipment rooms have specific cooling requirements.  Generally, it depends on the total build-up area.
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The air in your computer should circulate, if you have two fans, you should make one an air intake and the other an outtake.\n\nIf you only got one fan, make it take out the warm air in the computer
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use a humidifier to up that level. Some furnaces have it built in.
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This will depend on where you live. I lived in Toronto Canada and had a problem with air conditioning not working. The units were advertised as air conditioned in all rooms. One did not work at all ,it doubled as a heater in winter. We had it running not knowing prior to our renting, it had been on fire! The compressor was no longer installed . Could have had another fire and lost my family. We found out for every month it was not working ( as long as it is stated as being included in lease, and you have put in the proper repair orders)they would have to back pay $50 per unit per month, and would be required to repair and keep in working order. If you get no where and qualify go see your community lawyers for advice. It really depends on location and laws for your area, hope that helps!\n\nMore~SECTION 118. Duties of landlord and tenant\n\nA landlord shall at all times during the tenancy: \nExcept in the case of a single-family residence, keep all common areas of his building, grounds, facilities and appurtenances in a dean, safe and sanitary condition; \nMake all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the tenant's dwelling unit and premises in a fit and habitable condition, \nMaintain in good and safe working order and condition all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, air-conditioning and other facilities and appliances, including elevators, supplied or required to be supplied by him; \nExcept in the case of one-or two-family residences or where provided by a governmental entity, provide and maintain appropriate receptacles and conveniences for the removal of ashes, garbage, rubbish and other waste incidental to the occupancy of the dwelling unit and arrange for the frequent removal of such wastes; and \nExcept in the case of a single-family residence or where the service is supplied by direct and independently-metered utility connections to the dwelling unit, supply running water and reasonable amounts of hot water at all times and reasonable he-at.
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Of course.  But before doing that check the currents that are required for the load.  Usually, appliances running at 12 VAC are also low power, and those that run at 230 VAC are high power.
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there should be a vent in your house or whatever where it sucks in air from the room, but it is filtered before returning to the room(s)
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No, that's exactly what happens at your house.  There's 220VAC coming in from the utility to your main circuit breaker, L1 & L2.  You can then run L1 or L2 in conjunction with Neutral referenced back to the main ground and there’s your 110VAC.
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No, not really. you'd probably end up overloading the the computer even if you could plug in anything.
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2 hours power will cool it to perfection all time, you rather choose split , it better than the window unit, but if considering cost , then you can go for windows unit
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Cut a hole and mount a small enclosure cooler (alcohol vapor)\n\nIf cutting a hole is not an option then fabricate a heat sink and have the cooler blow on the heat sink.\n\nuse a simple house type thermostat for temperature control.
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Electric Resistance heaters consume huge amounts of power and only heat a limited amount of space as compared to other types of heaters. By comparison air conditioners may be 3-5 times more efficient and heat/cool a much larger volume.\nHowever the efficiency of an air conditioner depends on the ambient temperature and the desired temperature. Also not all air conditioners have the option to both heat and cool(mine hapens to be a portable unit that also heats).\n\nExample: I have a resistance heater with a parabolic reflective dish that might heat about a 5ft radius and consumes 1000Watts.  5ft raduis -> area = (pi)r^2 = about 80sq. ft.\n\nI also have a 10,000BTU air conditioner that heats/cools up to 250sq. ft and only consumes 650Watts max.