Using Peltier for indoor cooling.

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I have already seen a post on the same topic on this subreddit but there are some differences that's why I am posting to know whether it would be possible in my case.

Temperature at my place during summer reaches 34-35C very often and it's very humid, so evaporative cooling is not an option and I cannot afford an AC as a student.

Now, my room is very small about 5m x 5m and 3m height. My peltiers would be around 60w and I might use multiple of them. I will attach water blocks to the hot side and radiate that heat outside of the room. Will it work. I would be happy if it can maintain even a 5C delta.

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