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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Converting from window units to central AC in small multi family
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@Kurt Jones, I own property in FL that has some smaller units. We're in the panhandle, so there are a few nights where heat is nice. There's a variety of setups, but as @Jaysen Medhurst mentioned these are great:
http://www.mitsubishicomfort.com/wbu/?utm_source=g...
For a bedroom around the corner, we've found three effective solutions:
1. Oversize the main unit, and install ceiling fans to circulate the air around the unit.
2. Install two smaller units, one on the main living area and one in the bedroom.
3. Install a big enough unit in the main living area in a location that lets you install a short duct through the wall into the bedroom and direct some of the cold air that way.
Option 1 is the cheapest but least effective. We usually go with Option 3.
Good luck!
Andrew