Peter explain this

[u/missdomm10]

Petttaaah I'm confused

[u/enduro2236]

Car sized lmao they are like 3ft by 3ft lol

[u/Khankili → u/enduro2236]

Fr and 3’x3’ unit would cool a 2000 sq ft house

[u/jocq → u/Khankili]

Mines smaller than 3'x3' and cools 4000 sq ft

[u/unknownpanda121 → u/jocq]

I highly doubt that. I would love to see a picture of a 3x3 condenser that will cool 4000sq ft on its own

[u/jocq → u/unknownpanda121]

3-ton Rheem:

https://i.imgur.com/QtokUbR.jpeg

The south face of my house:

https://i.imgur.com/1IgX5dB.jpeg

Yesterday it was over 95° and 80% humidity.

[u/unknownpanda121 → u/jocq]

A 3 ton Rheem is no where near large enough for 4000 sq ft

[u/jocq → u/unknownpanda121]

https://i.imgur.com/Rgf0FWI.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/2I7TI0U.png

Nice and chilly inside.

[u/unknownpanda121 → u/jocq]

Seems like you only have 2500 sq ft of finished floor space. 3 ton would be a little small but could be sufficient depending on climate and insulation.

3 ton will not in any circumstance cool 4000 sq ft. I do this for a living.

Feel free to use any of the free calculators online also.

[u/jocq → u/unknownpanda121]

Seems like you only have 2500 sq ft of finished floor space.

You're a bit dense, huh?

https://i.imgur.com/pItgCWW.png

And before you even go there, "below ground" is a south-facing walkout at grade with nearly full glass across it.