Cooling capacity of the air conditioner
To find out the exact power of the air conditioner needed for a particular room, the calculator will help, taking into account factors such as:
• Area of the territory;
• Ceiling height;
• Level of insolation, in other words, how much the room is lit by sunlight;
• Number of computers, TVs in the room;
• Number of people who are in the room all the time.
You can also use the formula:
Q1 represents the power of the air conditioner designed to work in an empty room (windows are taken into account).
S – area of the territory;
h – ceiling height;
q – level of room lighting by sunlight (30-shade, 35-average level, 40-excellent lighting);
Q2 – these are heat gains that come from the human body (can be in the range from 0.1 to 0.3 per person);
Q3 – heat gains that come from household appliances (0.2-0.5 per unit).