ac temp.
my 15500 btu ac is duct in but has a dump so you can cool the living area 1st. I was wondering what the temp should be if I stuck a thermometer in the dump or air flow? This is not a year old yet and ...
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beemerphile1 wrote:marcsbigfoot20b27 wrote:
You guys saying 14-20 must be talking residential AC.
I just went out to my trailer 13,500 btu, ambient temp 74 F outside, important for condenser cooling.
Inside trailer 80 F. Turned AC on max, intake air at filter 74 (after 5 minutes) cold discharge air was 42 F. Switched to low fan, 38F. Both were dropping every minute.
That of course was at 8% humidity.
Car, RV, or residential doesn't make any difference.
You put a thermometer at the intake of the unit. Then put the same thermometer at the output. Normal is a 14 - 20 degree drop. This should be done after it has run for a while and temperatures have stabilized.
This statement just cant be true. My Tahoe blows easily 40 degrees below the inside cab air temp.....at least 40 to 50 less.
Like stated, my TT A/C blows colder also, though I will test again in the middle of a 100 degree day this weekend to see how much affect warmer weather has. I have a window unit I will try out tonight outside (no recirc influence for true reading).
I agree that home AC is 20 degree split.
