Home Heating and Cooling: Three Sources of Heat Gains and Losses in Homes
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26 March 2020
Want to enjoy year-round comfort in your home? If so, then heating and cooling system installation is essential for your home. A heating system will help to keep you and your family warm and comfortable in colder weather while a cooling system runs to beat the heat in warmer weather.
One major issue that you will have to address if you want to get reliable and efficient service from your indoor climate-control units is heat gains and losses.
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How to Know Which Type of Residential Air Conditioner to Install
Posted on:
9 December 2019
Considering installing an air conditioning system in your home? Installing a new air conditioning unit is the perfect way to beat the summer heat, keeping your home's interior environment cool and comfortable throughout the year. But if you're not well-versed with the various types of air conditioners available on the market, choosing the right unit for your abode can be a confusing task.
Below is an essential guide to help you with your residential air conditioner selection.
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Top Causes of Air Flow Issues and AC Freezing
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30 August 2019
Most people associate a "freezing AC unit" with optimal performance. However, nothing could be further from the truth. See, an AC is designed to work through a set of refined control parameters with the major one being airflow. If warm air stops flowing into the system, then the refrigerant can overclock and freeze the entire system. Therefore, it is essential to keep a close eye on airflow components and ensure that they are working efficiently.
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Commercial Refrigeration: Four Essential Tips for Reducing Power Consumption
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29 May 2019
The cost of running a commercial refrigeration system can be high. These units need to be operated at all times to prevent spoilage and promote the freshness of goods. In simple terms, it is impossible to reduce your power consumption by turning off the equipment when the business is not open. Your only option for reducing your cooling expenses is improving the working efficiency of your commercial refrigerator. Here are simple tips to help you achieve optimal operational results while lowering power usage.
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