Portable Cooling Equipment
Selection Tool

Too often, the size of portable cooling equipment is left to guesswork—but that can create problems. If you guess low, the unit won’t be able to keep up with demand. If you guess high, the unit will cycle on and off, resulting in inefficient performance. Our selection tool is designed to help you determine the right portable air conditioner for your space.

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Will you be utilizing portable cooling
equipment for business or personal use?

Business

Personal use

Can you duct air out of your space?

This is typically done through a window or a drop or acoustic tile ceiling.

Yes

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For occupied spaces, you’ll require 1-ton of air conditioning for every 24 people.

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For occupied spaces, you’ll require 1-ton of air conditioning for every 24 people.

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What is your power source?

Each model of portable air conditioner is designed for use with a particular type of electric circuitry. Your final selection may depend on the available power supply.

120V or less

220V or more

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Did you know?

Heat generating equipment can impact temperature swings in a room. Be sure to check the BTU output on the back of all equipment. If the BTU output is not listed, multiply the wattage by 3.41 to determine the estimated BTU load.

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What is the size of the space you’re cooling?

Less than 1,000 square feet

Between 1,000 and 2,000 square feet

More than 2,000 square feet

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Our Solutions

At Sunbelt Rentals, you'll get a turnkey solution with everything you need, along with white-glove service. We'll come to your site, set up the equipment, and make sure it works properly. We'd be happy to provide a free job sizing estimate for your next project to ensure you've right-sized the job.