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Trade: Roofing
Join Date: May 2008
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Rheem
I am looking into getting a 5.0 ton Rheem 13 seer central system for my 1800 sq. foot 1986 double wide trailer. Can any of you tell me a little something about this unit, and will it fit inside? Thanks in advance
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Trade: hvac
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Rheem
Where are you located that you think you need a 5T for your application?
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Trade: HVAC Contractor
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Boise, ID
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Re: Rheem
I agree with playsinmud. Unless you are going to be using your mobile home for a large server room or a pottery kiln then 5 tons is probably way too much.
Mobile homes from the 80's were actually insulated pretty well. |
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Trade: hvac
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Location: north jersey
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Re: RheemQuote:
load calculation,load calculation,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
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Trade: HVAC
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Re: Rheem
Maybe he wants to hang sides of beef in there?
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HVAC Tech, NATE certified
Trade: Hvac technician. Boehmer Heating
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Pgh, Pa.
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Re: Rheem
in pittsburgh pa, the average 2 story house, plus basement. 3 bedroom with black shingle roof uses a 3 or 3.5 ton
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Re: Rheem
I agree 5tons is way too much you'll have problems with mold very soon!
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Trade: Mechanical Contractor
Join Date: Feb 2009
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Re: Rheem
I would also verify the furnace is applicable for mobile home use.
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New Guy
Trade: Mechanical Contractor
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Re: Rheem
unless i am mistaken... more cooling = more dehumidification? i mean unless below dew point ?
honest question i just dont see how this would make things moldy. |
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Re: Rheem
more cooling = less dehumidification. the greater the capacity, the faster the system will pull down the temp. and satisfy the tstat shutting down the system. the unit wont run long enoughto properly remove the humidity leaving a cold but clammy feeling in the air, like a cave. the moisture will now condense on what ever is the coolest in the home like interior walls, fixtures etc. the moisture builds up and seeps into nooks and crannies and...yadda...yadda...yadda, mold.
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Trade: HVAC/R and oil burner tech
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: ontario
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Re: Rheem
thats funny... yes furnace and a/c system need and mobil home cert.....heck u want a better idea 1 heatcool Mitsubishi heatpump with 2 heads..probly 2 would keep u just fine....5 tons...lol
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