10000 btu air conditioner
Hi, If my roof air fails I may look into these units. They do have a mini split 12000 btu heat pump. http://www.climaterightair.com/
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http://www.daikinac.com/content/assets/DOC/SubmittalDataSheets/2015/Single%20Split%20Systems/Wall%20Mount-HIGH%20EFF/GENERATED_FTXS09LVJURXS09LVJU.pdf
My mistake, it's 230 volts. Not sure how much extra juice would be used if you had an auto transformer to step that down to 120.
That's at 9000 btu's it would use less at a lower setting. I have a small camper so 5-6000 btu's would probably be all I needed since it would dehumidify the air as well. I know LG had made one that was 6000 btu's and 350 watts at 230 volts, but not available in the US.
The average consumption would be less if the compressor is cycling on and off.
The 120 volt mini splits I have been seeing by fujitsu are around 800 watts
Here is a fujitsu that is 0.77 kw at 9000 btu and 120 volts. Btu range is around 1200 btu -10000btu so less kw at lower settings. I believe the LOC amps are a lot less too with mini splits compared to typical RV units
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/PDF_06/Submittals/Submittal9RL2.pdf
Here is one that is 120 volt and 600 watt if I am reading it correctly
https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/M09CJ.html?AID=10863584&PID=3952491&SID=ipkljchssc0004rm0000u&utm_source=CJ&utm_medium=CPA&utm_campaign=3952491
My mistake, it's 230 volts. Not sure how much extra juice would be used if you had an auto transformer to step that down to 120.
That's at 9000 btu's it would use less at a lower setting. I have a small camper so 5-6000 btu's would probably be all I needed since it would dehumidify the air as well. I know LG had made one that was 6000 btu's and 350 watts at 230 volts, but not available in the US.
The average consumption would be less if the compressor is cycling on and off.
The 120 volt mini splits I have been seeing by fujitsu are around 800 watts
Here is a fujitsu that is 0.77 kw at 9000 btu and 120 volts. Btu range is around 1200 btu -10000btu so less kw at lower settings. I believe the LOC amps are a lot less too with mini splits compared to typical RV units
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/PDF_06/Submittals/Submittal9RL2.pdf
Here is one that is 120 volt and 600 watt if I am reading it correctly
https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/M09CJ.html?AID=10863584&PID=3952491&SID=ipkljchssc0004rm0000u&utm_source=CJ&utm_medium=CPA&utm_campaign=3952491
