expiredSeeYouSunny posted Jul 14, 2021 02:43 AM
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expiredSeeYouSunny posted Jul 14, 2021 02:43 AM
Hisense Portable Air Conditioner with Heatpump, SACC 8,000 BTU, 550 sq. ft. With $90 discount $339.99 at Costco
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Single hose model apparently
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A dual hose design can be considerably more efficient than a single hose design. A single hose is constantly pulling outside (unconditioned) air into the room to make up for what's being blown out of the hose. A dual hose design pulls air in one hose and out the other - thereby not sucking unconditioned air into the room.
Bottom Line: If you use the unit a LOT, then you'd make back the $60 in energy savings fairly quickly with a dual hose unit.
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Bottom Line: If you use the unit a LOT, then you'd make back the $60 in energy savings fairly quickly with a dual hose unit.
If you are trying to air condition an non-insulated garage, let alone one where you will be having massive air infiltration from outside (such as with the garage door cracked open), then you will be doing the equivalent of the proverbial "pissing into a hurricane". It isn't going to work worth a damn.
Single hose worked out great for me since it rarely passes 93degrees in my area.
Single hose worked out great for me since it rarely passes 93degrees in my area.
Single hose worked out great for me since it rarely passes 93degrees in my area.
So you are exhausting cooled interior air and bringing in hot air from outside. How would that ever be better than a dual hose, which intakes/exhausts from outside only? Your cooled inside air stays inside...
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Dual hose will take care of that condensate automatically. Does a single hose design do this as well? Do we factor in the make up air potentially being more humid than interior air (depending on location)?
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