RE: (ASCEND) BTU value of P50

[Ken Woods <kwoods@bullfrog.clark.net>]

Found the answer to the BTU value of the P50, (170 BTU/HR).  Thanks to all
that responded.

As to why we have 50 P50's in one room, the answer is pretty simple. Poor
planning on the part of my predecessor.

As to why we don't get 7 1800's to replace them, again the answer is
pretty simple.  Lack of $$$ to replace a working system with something
that makes sense.  It is, however, in the planning stages.  

K




On Thu, 26 Feb 1998, Steve LaDuke wrote:

> Sorry I don't have an answer on the BTU output, but I have to ask:
> Why would you have 50 of them in one room?  Why not
> use one of Ascend's larger boxes and PRI ISDN?

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From:	Ken Woods [SMTP:kwoods@bullfrog.clark.net]
> > Sent:	Wednesday, February 25, 1998 3:56 PM
> > To:	ascend-users@max.bungi.com
> > Subject:	(ASCEND) BTU value of P50
> > Anybody know how much heat a P50 puts out???
> > (Trying to figure out air conditoning requirments. Yeah, one might not
> > put out all that much, but 50 of them do...)



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