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Can a ceiling fan in a room where the a/c controller is, affect the temperature in the rest of the house?
My wife and I are having a debate. She thinks that having a ceiling fan on in the room where the a/c control unit, will force more cold air onto the unit, thereby causing it to click off, while the rest of the house is still hot. I told her that a fan does not affect the temp in a room. She agrees, but thinks it will force the air from the a/c vents to the control unit too fast and cause it to shut off. Help.
I say not much, for this particular task I would do the following:
If you have a central heating system you can set the blower on constant and open the vents only in the rooms you want too cool. This is assuming that the cold air return is in, or near the room with the air conditioner. If you do not have a central air system, then you can use some fairly small and inexpensive fans in the doorways and/or hallways leading to the other areas to move the cooled air to these areas. They even make fans that are made for this that mount at the top of a door frame or other opening so they will be out of the way. The effectiveness of doing this will be directly affected by the BTU capacity of your air conditioner. If it has a temperature thermostat but the compressor must run constantly just to cool the room it is in, this may not work very well. If it does cycle from time to time, then you have additional cooling capacity to spare that can be spread around. BUT A lot of window units just have a low-medium-high selector which really won't give you this information which means that you will need to just give it a try. Perhaps start with the additional rooms on a priority basis and see how it goes. I would limit the number of rooms you are trying to cool by shutting doors and closing the heating vents if you are going to use your central air system to move the air around. Good luck with this, some of your success will depend on just how cool you want those other rooms to be. They will probably not be as cool as the room with the unit but I am sure they will be much cooler than they are now. P.S. If you already have the ceiling fan than YES do run it when you are doing what I suggested to help stir the air and move it to the other areas, but I would NOT buy a ceiling fan and install it for this project. I really think you can save bucks and time with my approach. My suggestion is more plug and play on a budget!
