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Refrigerant leakage detection ensures your system remains operating efficiently without degradation due to undetected corrosion MRCOOL DIY temperature compensation technology help keeps you comfortable in any weather conditions This question is from DIY 36,000 BTU 3 Ton Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner and Heat Pump - 230V/60Hz1 we are looking to cool and heat 600 sq.ft. with 3 tons we need three seprate controled areas This question is from DIY 36,000 BTU 3 Ton Ductless Mini-Split Air Conditioner and Heat Pump - 230V/60Hz1 How long are the supplied line sets?wall mount ac heat unitsAir Conditioner Capacity Is Measured in Tons — Know the Reason?how to install pre charged ac unit Why is air conditioner capacity measured in tons? ac parts store orlando

You may have wondered this, especially since you know your 4-ton capacity air conditioner doesn’t actually weigh 4 tons. Here’s what that 4 ton designation really means and why air conditioner capacity is measured this way. We know that the air conditioner’s number of tons doesn’t refer to its weight. In fact, this number refers to the amount of heat the air conditioner can remove from a house within one hour. For example, a 4-ton air conditioner is able to remove 48,000 British thermal units (or BTUs) from the house per hour. One BTU is roughly equivalent to the heat that would be produced if you lit one match and burnt it all the way. One ton of A/C capacity is equivalent to 12,000 BTU per hour. Now we know what a ton means, but we still haven’t answered the question of why the ton is the unit of measure for air conditioner capacity. Before the invention of the air conditioner, people who could afford it used large blocks of ice to cool their homes in the summer and refrigerate food.

The ice was harvested during the winter from frozen lakes and rivers. But how did the use of ice to cool buildings lead to the term “ton”? Basically, it takes 143 BTUs to melt a one-pound block of ice at 32 degrees. Accordingly, if you have a one-ton (2000 pound) block of ice, it takes 286,000 BTUs to melt it completely. If that block of ice melts evenly over the course of the day, it absorbs heat at the rate of 11,917 BTU/hour. Rounded up, we get 12,000 BTU/hour, or one ton of AC capacity. Today most people know that a ton is used to measure A/C capacity, but not everyone knows that the term originally referred to blocks of ice! For more information on air conditioner capacity or any other home comfort issues, contact the pros at Climactic Conditioning Co., Inc. We’re proud to serve homeowners in and around Sarasota, Bradenton and Lakewood Ranch. Design DX systems with 2 or 3 zones max. Unlimited with Chiller applications All zones must have a minimum of 3.5 outlets per ton – (per zone)

4 x 3.5 = 14 outlets per zone minimum 3 zones x 14 outlets = 42 outlets total 42 outlets divided by 4 tons = 10 outlets/ton 2 zone systems can be designed with as high as 5 outlets per ton per zone (10/ton total outlets) Not recommended to use a bypass duct on DX coil systems Outlets Per Zone (Per Ton) 2 Zone Min w/ Max Total System Outlet Max Using The Earth We can Save the Earth US Green Building Council - Maine Chapter Geothermal Costs for Gagnon Projects Completed Sample costs of some completed projects... New construction, 1,798 sq. ft. ● 3 Ton Water to Air Packaged Unit ● Heating, Cooling, DHW Story Cape Spec House New construction, 1,698 sq. ft. ● 3 Single Stage Water to Air Packaged Unit Single Story Ranch with daylight basement New Construction, 3,766 sq. ft. ● 5 Ton Water to Air Packaged Unit ● Three Zone System ● Heating, Cooling, DHW, HRV ● 6 Ton Packaged Unit

● Heating, Cooling, DH New Construction, 2,974 sq. ft. ● 6 Ton radiant and chilled water cooling New Construction & Retrofit, 4,884 sq. ft. ● 6 Ton and chilled water cooling ● Heating, DHW, HRV New Construction, 8,541 sq. ft. ● 9 Tons water to air ● Heating, cooling, DHW, Ventilation and Boiler for Floor warming Single Story Building (Garage) ● 5 Ton water to water (radiant) New Construction, 3,280 sq. ft. Retrofit, 1,539 Sq. ft. ● 3 Ton water to air packaged unit New Construction, 4,572 Sq. ft. ● 7 ton water to air splits with backup furnaces ● Heating, cooling, DHW, HRV Prices do not include wells and pump systems. Example of those costs as follows: Open Loop well & pump system costs: (Provides geothermal and domestic water) 3 ton well & pump system $13,000 4 ton well & pump system $14,000 5 ton well & pump system $15,000 6 ton well & pump system $18,000