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What distance should an average home A/C air intake be from the nearest air outlet vent ? How close can they be before there is a negative issue ? |
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On May 9, 10:03 am, bigb wrote:
Question, What distance should an average home A/C air intake be from the nearest air outlet vent ? How close can they be before there is a negative issue ? Depends. They're used for both heating & cooling. With both at floor-level, for heating, location is quite immaterial. For cooling, for hopefully obvious reasons, distance is good. But, not the only point of interest, if both are at same elevation. For more evenly-distributed temps in a given space, you can get louvers that can discharge in directions other than straight. And, you can get external diverters (for lack of better word) that attach with magnets and allow you, for instance, to direct discharge up rather than straight out. Are you experiencing a problem, or is this an academic pursuit? :') J |
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