mdb2097
06-26-2005, 06:40 PM
Hello all,
I have an upstairs unit that is blowing 61 degree air from the vent closest to the unit, maybe 10 feet away. (It's a split unit) Room temps don't get below 74. My downstairs unit blows 47 degree air from it's first vent and room temps easily goto 70. Is there a problem with my upstairs unit or is it because it's upstairs and 90 degrees outside that the vent temps are much higher? It seems to me, that a 14 degree difference in vent temps is quiet substantial.
Also, I have a free standing de-humidifier running and keeping the relative humidity below 50% upstairs.
Thanks in advance for any input.
[Edited by mdb2097 on 06-26-2005 at 07:03 PM]
I have an upstairs unit that is blowing 61 degree air from the vent closest to the unit, maybe 10 feet away. (It's a split unit) Room temps don't get below 74. My downstairs unit blows 47 degree air from it's first vent and room temps easily goto 70. Is there a problem with my upstairs unit or is it because it's upstairs and 90 degrees outside that the vent temps are much higher? It seems to me, that a 14 degree difference in vent temps is quiet substantial.
Also, I have a free standing de-humidifier running and keeping the relative humidity below 50% upstairs.
Thanks in advance for any input.
[Edited by mdb2097 on 06-26-2005 at 07:03 PM]