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18000 BTU 19 SEER2 208-230V Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner and Heater for $759 ā $154 with code XQFP10318 = $605. Shipping is Free.
ā Cooling Capacity: 18000 BTU
ā Heating Capacity: 18000 BTU
ā Cooling Power: 1650W
ā Heating Power: 1650W
ā Coverage Area: 1250 sq. ft.
ā Air Flow Rate: 1531 CFM
ā Voltage: AC 208-230V~60Hz/1PH
ā Dehumidifying Capacity: 67.5 Pints/Day
ā Temperature Setting Range: 60ā~90ā
ā Refrigeration: R32
ā Timer: 0.5-24 Hours
ā Indoor Noise Level: 47 dB
ā Outdoor Noise Level: 54 dB
ā Net Weight of Indoor Unit: 30 lbs
ā Net Weight of Outdoor Unit: 68 lbs
ā HSPF2: 9
ā SEER2: 19
ā EER2: 10.5
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In my 1280 sqft home that's pretty well insulated, my 2.5 ton (30,000 BTU) central heat pump unit is happy out to about 105 degrees in summer, and down to maybe 15 in winter before I need supplemental strip heat. It's only 14 seer at ten years old but is way cheaper to run than the central air over gas furnace unit it replaced. It's more than paid for itself in that period.
In NY, I would probably lean towards one of the Mr. Cool units that heats well in some of the coldest winter temps, and even then I'd probably go with at least 24,000 BTU for 1250 sqft, and more likely 30,000 BTU for a house. It's better to be slightly oversized than to have climate control that just can't keep up with demand. In an apartment situation where you share walls, floors, and ceilings with neighbors, you'll need less than in a stand-alone house, so in some situations 18.000 BTU may be sufficient.
An AC pro from your area can shed a lot of light on sizing your AC/heat unit for optimal efficiency and performance in your climate, and that may be as easy as making a phone call to a local AC contractor. A lot of those guys enjoy sharing their knowledge and the benefit of their experience.
This at least 2x less than the 18k Mr. Cool unit.
This at least 2x less than the 18k Mr. Cool unit.
It's why I'm willing to wait for a Costco sale on a multi unit for my house, even as my window unit is dying
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