Still dealing with this?  Sorry, just noticed the email to the group.

Do we have to buy a 208v-capable unit in that case?  Most units I find easily do 115V natively, not sure how this works for A/C unit power supplies/transformers.

Like this one .. a cheap 8k BTU 115V from Global for about $226.  (https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/hvac/air-conditioning/window-wall/window-air-conditioner-8000-btu-cool-energy-star-115v) It's under 24x24 so one of these (or something better) should work.  

Byron

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 2:34 PM Bryan Fields <bryan@flscg.org> wrote:

Ac unit has seized up in Tampa per Erron.  He unplugged it and it's about 90f
in the room now.

We need to get a replacement in there ASAP.  The installed unit was 8000 BTU
and it ran 24x7 keeping it cool in there.  I've been looking and we may want
to size up to a replacement, and there is 208v right by the unit if we want to
do that.

Our limiting factor is the 24x24 inch opening in the wall.

73's
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Florida Simulcast Group, Inc.
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