http://www.rwheatingandairconditioning.com/how-many-square-feet-does-a-gas-furnaceair-conditioning-unit-usually-heat-or-cool/ Wheter You Need A New Air Conditioner Or Want To Repair The Existing One, We Are Here To Help You Tue, 13 Jul 2010 18:04:41 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.rwheatingandairconditioning.com/how-many-square-feet-does-a-gas-furnaceair-conditioning-unit-usually-heat-or-cool/comment-page-1/#comment-1234 scanjet Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:31:38 +0000 http://www.rwheatingandairconditioning.com/how-many-square-feet-does-a-gas-furnaceair-conditioning-unit-usually-heat-or-cool/#comment-1234 Depends on the unit. This is a loaded question. You need to specify the BTU's. The cooling capacity of an air-conditioner/furnace is specified by the BTU's Depends on the unit. This is a loaded question. You need to specify the BTU’s. The cooling capacity of an air-conditioner/furnace is specified by the BTU’s

]]> http://www.rwheatingandairconditioning.com/how-many-square-feet-does-a-gas-furnaceair-conditioning-unit-usually-heat-or-cool/comment-page-1/#comment-1233 genericm Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:36:46 +0000 http://www.rwheatingandairconditioning.com/how-many-square-feet-does-a-gas-furnaceair-conditioning-unit-usually-heat-or-cool/#comment-1233 It depends on how hot or cold it gets where you live. Like scanjet said, it also depends on the BTU rating of the furnace or ac unit. Try a google search at http://www.google.com , you might find something online that will calculate how many BTU's are required for your region and your house size. Or call a local heating/ac company. edit added: Found this info by googling on: BTU "square feet"http://caraudiovideosystems.com/btuguide… It doesn't say anything about climate or ceiling height, but you can match your square footage with the table to get a ballpark figure. It depends on how hot or cold it gets where you live.
Like scanjet said, it also depends on the BTU rating of the furnace or ac unit.
Try a google search at http://www.google.com , you might find something online that will calculate how many BTU’s are required for your region and your house size. Or call a local heating/ac company.
edit added:
Found this info by googling on: BTU “square feet”http://caraudiovideosystems.com/btuguide…
It doesn’t say anything about climate or ceiling height, but you can match your square footage with the table to get a ballpark figure.

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