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> Another is that if you do lose cooling, containers rapidly heat up in the daytime. A single mini-split can easily cool a container even in 120 degree heat. M
by dcolkitt 7y ago
> Another is that if you do lose cooling, containers rapidly heat up in the daytime.
A single mini-split can easily cool a container even in 120 degree heat. Maybe you're talking about 15,000 BTUs instead of 10,000 for very well-insulated traditional structure. But that's like a $300 difference. And right now, energy is dirt cheap.
- jschwartzi 7y agoCooling fails though. And even in 70 degree heat a 55-foot container can hit 110 in the sun, as I learned lumping boxes one summer.