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The tables for CLTD and SHGF usually is reference to 40 degrees north latitude. Can we used this value when our latitude is 10 degrees north?

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Thanks watz, for a clearer explanation regarding the thermal and electrical power. <b>So, the question now is becoming clearer, if after calculating the space heat load as say for example 1 ton (thermal power) how much factor would you recommend so I could multiply it to the calculated thermal...

What I wanted to know is if: after calculating the cooling load in a space say for example 12MBtu/hr or 1ton, does it mean i have to buy a 1 ton ac unit?

What does "no" mean? Is it an answer to my first question, the second, or both? If both, then if I calculated a space heat load of about 1ton, what type of ac unit should I buy? I mean what nameplate rating should I choose?

Does the power rating at the back or nameplate of an airconditioning unit if converted to tons of refrigeration (TOR) can cool a space of the same TOR? For example, if the nameplate has a power rating of say 3.517 kW and if converted to TOR is equivalent to 1 tons. Does this mean that it can...