How Much Does Making Your Air Conditioning Colder Cost?
I am not sure... not too much more... we keep ours at 74 all the time... and it's not bad at all. We pay like $60 a month for electricity (which is AC, water heater, power, stove, fridge)... I say "who cares" to you... make it cooler if you want. You live there too if you are paying. And you are paying extra for the utilities, it's your choice too
1. How can I calculate the cost of running a 10,000 btu air conditioning unit?
At 10,000 Btu/hr, you are using a 5 ton/hr air conditioner. Assuming your voltage is 120 Volts, single phase, Kw =120(0.8)/1000=0.96 Kw. Consumption per hour =kW(1)$0.55=0.96(1)[$0. =$0.52 per hour of use . Your consumption per month of use = ($0.52) = $15.60. per month.
2. How did people living in the south survive before air conditioning?
They did not . They all died, constantly, again and again... but seriously, the people at risk are elderly people & sick people.
3. Do you need to put your air conditioning unit in a window?
Yes, it needs to go in a window or an A/C sleeve in the wall. In needs to do that because an A/C moves the heat from one side of the unit to the other. An A/C does not just generate cool, nothing does, at least that would be practical. Leaving the whole A/C inside would not make that heat go out of the room you are attempting to cool.
4. my 2002 crown victoria police interceptor's air conditioning is not working.?
Check the a/c condenser fan. If it is not working the high pressure valve may be letting the freon leak out
5. what is the most portable air conditioning with minimal electricity needed for a camping trip?
Ok guys, this is val, responding to the answers I've gotten.... Hi to all who have responded. I appreciate all responses, but more so the ones that actually targeted my question and needs. Scott and Chris, I am leaning toward that concept (swamp)for relief as we rest at the camp site in the tent. I am certainly not looking for regular luxuries, just something I can use a night or two every couple of weeks when we are beat down from the daily temperatures of our new life style! Obviously traveling by bike daily in south florida (summer for 9mo) can be tiring and an OCCASIONAL break with a night of AC or cooled air will be much appreciated. I would be unrealistic to think that these conditions given my circumstances (on bike, not car and in office buildings) are not considered extreme....anyone who has not experienced high hum high temp climate could not relate. New mexico 110 deg weather feels the same as our 80 deg weather. When I traveled there, it was the first time I understood "wet air" and what it implicates since I had never been outside of "wet air" climates...that 110 degrees felt like winter when I got out of the car! As a mom for the past 15 years with outdoorsy kids in the deep south and south florida all my life, I am quite accustomed to every day heat exhaustion techniques for 90% humidity in 100 deg weather feeling like 120f. Although I appreciate the input for clothing colors and types, wipes, spray bottles, knowledge of children's temp systems in comparison to adults etc, these are daily techniques to use throughout our journey which we already obviously have employed as we use them every day in life anyway. We are not wealthy people with endless means and if we could afford a motor home that sucks major money to purchase and major money to maintain on a long journey such as ours that would be just fabulous, but we are just an average joe family (I have a masters in SLP and can and have lived quite comfortably) who plan to ride from city to city living on the basics life hands us without all this luxury that seems so important in the daily grind. There is no better way to have quality life, love and time with one's kids! We will not visit any boonies from civilization, we will simply barter our way from park to park, camp ground to camp ground, with, I hope, some very supportive family, friends and strangers along the way who offer up opportunities for the occasional motel stay for trade or donation. We also wo not be able to afford nightly motels for a year-and-a-half, although it was thoughtful to suggest. RVs & motels miss the point. Scott, are you the same scott who gave the low down on ac in your tent using your hooptie and supplies from walmart, etc.? I love it! Robert, I think we will need much more than clothes, rain gear and water to last over a year in the elements! Maybe you did not realize we will be at it for so long. Roderick, We actually have worksman and lightfoot family Chariott cargo trikes tandemized with hitches and a trailer trike on the back. All of them carry cargo and I am aware of all our weight specks for tipping, braking and body power ability, etc. We are obviously conditioning ourselves with training before we set out. My 10-year-old can actually cycle the family Chariott with two adults (passengers only) and cargo piled in the storage on a daily basis, As can myself! So we absolutely will not carry more than we are capable of. I think your idea of a bike excursion is not close to the journey we are planning. This is a nomadic family journey to say the least. If nomads centuries ago could carry the loads they carried every day on foot, I am sure the cycle cargo train we have assembled will manage. This is what has driven us to make this decision! Obviously our routing, mapping and planning has been focused around climates, weather patterns etc but I would be naive to believe that we will scathe through this journey over the next year without the occasional brush with extreme conditions. Growing up in the deep south extreme temperatures and humidity, tarps and shade are an integral part of our lives on a daily basis... we always fight over the shaded parking places, everyone....EVERYONE...with kids in sports owns a tarp, misters, portable fans, and zip lock baggies full of drenched towels and rags to cool all spectators and players, and of course hydration...that's a no brainer! All these things are already taken care of although I greatly appreciate the input. My inquiry was actually about knowledge of devices that can be lightweight, portable, require minimal electricity, and provide a cool night on an OCCASIONAL basis. Not to use while we are riding.
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