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Through-the-Wall Air Conditioner Sizing Guide

Through-the-Wall Air Conditioner Sizing Guide

Before deciding which through-the-wall air conditioner brand you like best, the first step in selecting an air conditioner is figuring out how much power you need to cool your space.

Through-the-wall air conditioners use British Thermal Units (BTUs) to measure their cooling capacity. The higher the number of BTUs, the larger space it can cool. Installing too small of a unit will leave you struggling to cool the room and wasting energy. Too powerful and you'll cool the room too quickly without removing excess humidity.

That's why we've put together the below through-the-wall AC sizing chart. Check it out to find the perfect BTUs for cooling your specific space, as well as for some other handy tips to consider.

TTW AC Sizing Chart

In Summary

The proper through-the-wall air conditioner (TTW) sizing guide takes into consideration several factors, including room size, ceiling height, amount of sunlight and number of occupants to determine the correct number of BTUs required.

What's the Next Step?

So now you know what size through-the-wall AC you need for your room, what's next?

First, take a look at our Through-the-Wall Air Conditioner Buying Guide. It has some great information on features to look for, installation tips and tricks, required accessories, and more.

Then, give one of our product experts a call at 1-800-934-9194. They're waiting to answer your questions, walk you through the buying process, and help you find the best air conditioner for you.

  • Alexander Popp

    Alexander Popp is the content manager at Sylvane, overseeing the creation of articles, blog posts, product information, and educational materials about air quality and comfort. Formerly an award-winning local journalist, Alexander is well-versed in delivering concise, accurate, and engaging product information to engaged customers.

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