How Air Conditioning Units Work

Need to dehumidify and extract heat from your home? The solution is to invest in an air conditioning system or full HVAC system. Air-con provides comfort in both hot and cold weather by regulating internal temperatures.

A 240 volt electric supply is needed to power the fan units in each room and an external compressor. Mounted wall units will be discreetly fitted in each room. These will be connected with a series of thin copper pipes to a small external compressor unit to allow the flow and return of refrigerant gas.

The residents of the house will then be able to control temperature and humidity by using a remote control.

The advent of these internal wall mounted units called inverters has transformed the energy efficiency of air conditioning. They can control the capacity and fan speed of the system digitally by matching it precisely to the temperature required. This means that no additional or surplus heat is wasted.

Some air conditioning units on the continent and in holiday destinations give the systems a bad name, as they are often extremely noisy and ineffective. But this shouldn’t prevent you from considering an air-con system for your home. Modern systems are so quiet if sited in the right place that they will not disturb your home or the residential area that you live in.

Air conditioning systems have the ability to effectively be ‚run in reverse‘, thereby also acting as a heat pump. This is an extremely efficient use of electricity in providing domestic heating by provision of warm blow air. As a guideline the cost indication would be that a single wall inverter unit and compressor can be supplied and fitted at under 2000 +vat.

Domestic Air Conditioning Air conditioning is the removal of heat from indoor air for the thermal comfort of inhabitants. Air Conditioning can be used for many types of transportation, including cars, trains, ships, aeroplanes, and other vehicles.

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