I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees
cooler than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion?

thanks

On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 16:11:03 GMT, "Jim-Poncin"
wrote:

I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees
cooler than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion?

DOn't cross-post this **** to alt.hvac




thanks


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I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees cooler
than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion?

thanks


This is Turtle

From 15ºF to 20ºF is the range but i like closer to 20ºF if possible. now this
is only a real little look at the ability of a hvac system and can be running
poorly and still get these numbers.

TURTLE

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On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 16:11:03 GMT, "Jim-Poncin"
wrote:

I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees
cooler than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion?

DOn't cross-post this **** to alt.hvac

Eat ****.

Jim-Poncin wrote:

I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees
cooler than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion? thanks


NO! That is non sense!

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On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 16:11:03 GMT, "Jim-Poncin"
wrote:


I came across a website that said a test for whether your a/c is working
properly is if the air coming out of your register is 15 or more degrees
cooler than the outside air T (going into the a/c).
Is that a good criterion?


DOn't cross-post this **** to alt.hvac




thanks



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No

The temperature oudside has nothing to do with what you keep the indoor
temperature. Normally the temperature should be between 16 to 20
degrees colder at the supply register than at the return grille. But
that depends on indoor humidity, return temperature and air flow. Many
service techs can't do capacity and efficiency testing, I doubt that
you can.

I do it for our local utility on occasion. It takes several hours and
I use about six thousand dollars worth of test equipment.

Stretch