TLR - suggestions for portable or permanent aircon units please
My dedicated room is roughly 4m by 4.5m or 13ft by 14.5ft give or take.
Since I put everything in; carpets, heavy curtains, the silent fridge, star ceiling, plus all the equipment, the heating hasn't been on once. And the room is never below 20c unless you leave the windows and the doors open.
Close the windows and doors (the doors is a must regardless) then the temp after watching a film can hit 25c, more if more than one person and again rises with prolonged viewing. Once it hits 27c you don't really feel like watching anything, let alone sit on leather seats!
Being in Scotland, aircon wasn't really in scope but certainly is something I would consider now - although might be hard to retrofit a permanent one now. Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on how to solve this dilemma?
Honeywell HL10CESWK has come up a few times in searches. Seems to be OK and roughly 49db so not the end of the world but not great. Daikin have something called EMURA which says 24db but I haven't worked out whether that would work or not yet.
My dedicated room is roughly 4m by 4.5m or 13ft by 14.5ft give or take.
Since I put everything in; carpets, heavy curtains, the silent fridge, star ceiling, plus all the equipment, the heating hasn't been on once. And the room is never below 20c unless you leave the windows and the doors open.
Close the windows and doors (the doors is a must regardless) then the temp after watching a film can hit 25c, more if more than one person and again rises with prolonged viewing. Once it hits 27c you don't really feel like watching anything, let alone sit on leather seats!
Being in Scotland, aircon wasn't really in scope but certainly is something I would consider now - although might be hard to retrofit a permanent one now. Anyone have any thoughts or suggestions on how to solve this dilemma?
Honeywell HL10CESWK has come up a few times in searches. Seems to be OK and roughly 49db so not the end of the world but not great. Daikin have something called EMURA which says 24db but I haven't worked out whether that would work or not yet.