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000 · 07-17-2002, 08:32 PM

Ok well this is what I found it says on the back of it it's 1.73L/kwh which since it does 65pts/24hrs means that it's a 2527.559 btu unit... that's if you can make that conversion (I think you can but maybe not)

Also there was a little more about the compressor
It's high side is 400 psig, low side is 150 psig, and it has 9.9 oz of r22 in it.

07-17-2002, 08:32 PM	#42
000 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: TX Posts: 54	Ok well this is what I found it says on the back of it it's 1.73L/kwh which since it does 65pts/24hrs means that it's a 2527.559 btu unit... that's if you can make that conversion (I think you can but maybe not) Also there was a little more about the compressor It's high side is 400 psig, low side is 150 psig, and it has 9.9 oz of r22 in it.