Hey, Mack here with Ideal Air. Wanted to talk to you today about selecting the right air conditioner for your space. We get a lot of questions about what's the right air conditioner for my space. I think you really have to start with the BTU's required British thermal units. To do that, to be very, very accurate, I would jump on the sunlight supply or the Ideal Air websites, go to our BTU calculator. This can ask you simple questions like length width, height of your room, what you're putting in there for lights, dehumidifiers, anything that produces heat. Plug that stuff all in, it's going to give you a BTU load. You're 50% of the way there at that point in time. Next thing you need to consider is your room. Again, length width, height, how tall are your plants going to be? Where can I amount my air conditioning? One of your first options would be a portable roll-around. Typically, these set down the floor. However, if you picture your plants rising up taller than your air conditioner, the air conditioner is not able to move the air through the plant canopy. Circulate it back to remove the BTU's as the heat out of the space. An air conditioner essentially produces cool air by removing BTUs. At that point, a better option might be a mini-split, like we have here. The head mounts up on the wall, the unit mounts outside, a little more involved to install these. The air coming out of the mini-split head is going to go above the plant canopy in most cases. You have the option to mount this higher or lower on the wall, so you're able to circulate the air through your guard a little more efficiently. When considering mini-splits, you have initially two decisions to make, whether you want to do it yourself or professionally installed unit. Do it yourself. Unicouple buddies can put the thing in typically half a Saturday. You go to the professional series, you're going to need an HVAC contractor to do the installation, the line set, the charging and the startup on it. To do it yourself model, you mount the head to the wall. It comes with a pre-charge line set, set your outdoor unit, quick connect fittings, power the outdoor unit, you're up and running. When considering your larger spaces, you've got a couple different options. Number one, you've got the new mega-split. Just as the name implies, it's a split system. You've got four and five-ton capacity units. The head's hanged from the ceiling. You have an outdoor unit. Along with this, you can add our grossock to be seen in another video. Or the packaged solution is dry facto. This unit will simultaneously air condition and dehumidify. No need for separate dehumidifiers. Well, hopefully that helps you understand your options so that you can make informed decisions on your next air conditioning purchase. Thanks for watching. Check us out at ideal-air.com on Facebook or at your favorite indoor garden retailer.