[A/S] Re: Replace the AC

["Richard P. Kenan" <as5368@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dan:

     Unless I'm 'way wrong, the volume of condensate produced is 
determined by the volume of air that is cooled below its dew point.  
If the A/C is cooling outside air only, then less condensate should 
mean less cooling.  Obviously, that would not be true if some 
fraction of the internal air is re-circulated through the system.
     Maybe the difference is in the *fraction* of internal air that 
is re-circulated, compared with the outside-air volume. I haven't 
heard anything about the Carrier units, but I'd want some explanation 
of just why there is less condensate.

- Dick
(5368)