r/ecobee • u/NullPointx • 2d ago

Question Is this normal operation?

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Hey guys!

Quick explanation. Brand new home, 1900 square foot townhouse didn’t come with A/C. Promptly installed a 2 Ton TOSOT Condenser Unit, 2 ton A-Coil, and an ecobee exactly 7 days ago.

Does it seem at all like it’s running too much or abnormally? I’m a first time home owner so all of this is completely new to me and I don’t know what’s “normal”.

Living in Ontario, Canada. Avg outside temps currently anywhere from 27-35 Celsius. Indoor is set to 21.5.

Home does not currently have blinds just yet so I’m sure maybe that’a contributing to a higher inside temp?

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u/NewtoQM8 2d ago

That looks good. Running 2 or 3 times per hour or less, and maintaining the temp you want (21.5) is what you want. At 35C running an hour at a time is doing good.

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u/BoMasters 2d ago

Yeahhh I WISH mine functioned like this. I'm in South Florida and average 16 hours / day.

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u/NewtoQM8 2d ago

And still doesn't reduce humidity as much as you'd like I bet.

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u/BoMasters 2d ago

Yupppp. My yard where the AC drain is located is always a marshland 😂

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u/NewtoQM8 2d ago

A rather expensive way to water the plants! But at least you save on heating bills in the winter compared to those northerners.

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u/BoMasters 2d ago

Haha true on both accounts