85L550 specifications Trying to determine the CFM for this unit.

Thank you for your post, friend!

Based off the information you have provided you would like the exhaust fan CFM specifications for your Frigidaire microwave. The information I have found is a 300/180 CFM. I hope this information is helpful to you. -Matt

For the Equation to follow the following definitions apply

S = scfm (the answer you want)
P = Barometric pressure in Pounds per square inch when you measured the cfm.
14.696 = standard barometric pressure at sea level

So:

S = P/14.73 x cfm

Example: Denver

Barometric Pressure 11.50 psi
cfm = 5400

S = 11.5 / 14.696 x 5400 = 4225.6 scfm

There was a lot of debate in the Natural gas industry years ago about the Standard barometric pressure value. Some Companies used 14.69 psi and others used 14.73 psi.

If you use natural gas to heat your home this is the same equation used by the gas company to correct for altitude on your bill.

The equation is derived from Boyles Law which is accurate at pressures close to atmospheric pressure.

400 cfm per ton
1 cfm per square foot

Only calculate living space in home, bedrooms, living area, etc. Do not count hallways, interior closets, etc. Only measure the garage if you are trying to condition that space as well.

If you have an "actual" 7000 sq. ft. home, you will need 17.5 tons.

This is usually achieved with multiple units for a residential building.

Hope this helps!

Refrigerant 22. Here is the site for the units specifications on the CPLE24-1. http://www.alpinehomeair.com/viewproduct.cfm?productID=453054740 Please grade the help I have given. Good or bad, it all helps. Thank you. Roger

You are not likely to get the specific test criteria except from the manufacturer diredtly. Also, unless you have accurate testing equipment, you won't be able to confirm the accuracy anyways. Is there a specific problem that you are trying to solve? Realize that each band of the EQ has a cutoff curve and is not a singular frequency adjustment. Perhaps if you describe what you wish to know, we can provide additional details.

Also, can you confirm the make of the unit. I know of a Klark-technic DN360 but not a Koss.

Thanks,
Dan

gas regulator are gas regulators so go to a hard ware shop that sells BBQ /outdoor cooker equipment,
take yours along as a sample and get a new unit

Hello zombiekilroy,

Since you did not reveal the brand name of the unit you have, it's not possible to get you the specific color code.

Here is a link to the Car Audo Help Guide which has the color codes for many common aftermarket stereos, including Pioneer, Alpine, JVC, Sony, Kenwood, and others.

http://www.carstereo.com/help/radio_wires.cfm

If you are looking for OEM color codes, they are also located on this site here:

http://www.carstereo.com/help/carwires.cfm

Hope this helps.

Here are the specs on your compressor:
Electric Single Stage Air Compressor, Motor Running Power 5.0 HP, Free Air Flow @ Maximum Pressure 16.1 CFM, Free Air Flow @ 90 psi 18.0 CFM, Maximum Pressure 135 PSI, Phase Single, Voltage Rating 230 Volts, Current Rating 21.5 Amps, Tank Capacity 60 Gallons, Tank Type Vertical, Height 71 Inches, Length 20 Inches, Width 30 Inches, NPT Outlet (F) 1/2 Inch, 60 Hz
Good luck with your new comressor.

Uniden web site for manuals is

http://www.uniden.com/index/manuals_results.cfm?cat+1

Not really due to the wiring you will have to rewire the unit see the power in and control power to the ventlator comes from the countertop unit.. unless you rewire it. See the black molex plug under ventlator that is the connection