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I m buying a 3,000 sq ft home how big of an a/c unit does it need?
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- TamkumLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would suggest that you use individual AC instead of centralized AC. It will save you a lot of money in electric bill. Except you are rich enough to pay the electric bill, you needed a 90,000BTU AC, which converted to wattage will be about 12,000 watts.
With the house lay-outs, decide which room should be air conditioned. Calculated the cubic volume, and convert it to wattage using this equations; every 1,000 cubic feet needs about 10,000 BTU capacity AC which is equal to 1,200 watts or closely to 1.5 horse power of air conditions. If you prefer a slow temperature drop, 5,000 BTU can be used as reference.
Hope the above equations will help you but I recommend that you consult your local AC installer as it depended to local situation.