Why Swampeast MO?

Mike T., Swampeast MO

Heat gain calculations don't account!

1) 8 tons of A/C in a 1,400 s.f. 2nd floor bar. Cooler condensing units on the WHITE roof. Only daytime load from a single-head "Jet-Spray", a very few fluorescent bulbs and typical transformers from cash registers, etc. Temp at noon: 85 Both units turned on. Temp at 5:00 p.m. 81 degrees. NO OCCUPANCY. At 8:00 p.m. 79 degrees. 3 occupants.

2) 7 tons of A/C in a 3,300 s.f. ranch home. 5 tons serve original, 2 tons for 500 s.f. addition. Temp at supper: 83 degrees with A/C running constantly since mid-morning. Addition 77 degrees (setpoint) with very heavy "on" cycles.

Dewpoint around 75 for the last few weeks. Non A/C space around 65% relative humidity, A/C space around 50%.

don_9

muggy

Mike I guess being around all that swampland keep it muggy
all the time, it funny how very little water vapor can
keep it sticky and uncomfortable.you must hear the ladies complain about a bad hair day all the time. don