Air Conditioning
Central air conditioning systems have become a must-have for year-round comfort, and are frequently installed in conjunction with a central heating system. The two must work together for optimal temperature control, and even share the same ductwork. Most central air conditioners are two-part or split systems, which contain:
• An outdoor unit with compressor, fan, condenser coil, and electrical components.
• An evaporator coil, typically situated on top of your furnace.
• Piping which connects the indoor and outdoor components.
• Refrigerant for cooling.
• Ductwork for air distribution.
• A thermostat for temperature control.
These components work together to provide your home with cool air when the thermostat indicates. When engaged, the air conditioner pulls warm air from the home into the ductwork. At the same time, the refrigerant circulates between the indoor and outdoor components. It absorbs the heat from the air as it passes into the interior evaporator coil from the exterior compressor coil. The cooled air then travels back through the ductwork and is distributed to the various rooms of your home. The cycle continues in order to maintain the desired temperature.
Central air conditioning systems have become a must-have for year-round comfort, and are frequently installed in conjunction with a central heating system. The two must work together for optimal temperature control, and even share the same ductwork. Most central air conditioners are two-part or split systems, which contain:
• An outdoor unit with compressor, fan, condenser coil, and electrical components.
• An evaporator coil, typically situated on top of your furnace.
• Piping which connects the indoor and outdoor components.
• Refrigerant for cooling.
• Ductwork for air distribution.
• A thermostat for temperature control.
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