Air Conditioners Review

Gold Coast Air Conditioner Specialists - Important Tips

February 10th, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

There are several types of air conditioners, including window-mounted air conditioners, ducted air conditioners and portable air conditioners. Picking the right one comes down to your taste, budget and specific living environment requirements, and is the first thing you need to discuss with your Gold Coast air conditioner specialist. in addition, some air conditioners come with inverter technology. The second step is making sure you have the correct size air conditioning unit for your living environment. Choosing an air conditioner that is too small for the area puts undue stress on the air conditioner. You also need talk to your Gold Coast air conditioner specialist about choosing an eco-friendly air conditioner to reduce the CO2 emissions . Step three is making sure your Gold Coast air conditioner specialist installs and seals the air conditioner properly to ensure you do not have cool air leaking outside. In addition, make sure you clean and check the air conditioning filters on your unit regularly, to keep your air conditioner running more efficiently and looking after your family health. Talk to your Gold Coast air conditioner specialist about running costs before you choose the type and location of your air conditioning unit. How much you use different areas of the house, and the size of your family, may result in significant savings on costs. A whole-house, reverse cycle type, air conditioning unit can cost as much as 90 cents per hour to run in a poorly insulated homee, while a single room air conditioner may cost nearer 35 cents per hour; if you spend most of your time in one room, you can save a significant amount of money by air conditioning just that one room. A 2 - 3 star air conditioning unit can cost between 30 and 34 cents an hour to run, while a 4 - 5 star air conditioner might cost between 34 and 38 cents an hour. A ducted reverse-cycle air conditioner with a zoning system costs 36 and 54 cents per hour, while a whole-house reverse cycle air conditioning will cost between 63 and 91 cents per hour. In contrast, a fan or an evaporative cooler will cost around two cents per hour to run; so if you have both air-conditioners and fans, only run the air-conditioning when necessary. Factors that impact on these running costs include insulation; A house that is well insulated will obviously cost less to cool than a house that has no insulation. The installation of your air conditioner by your Gold Coast air-conditioner specialist is also a factor, depending on how well it is sealed. Another major factor is the temperature at which your air conditioners is set. For every one degree you increase the temperature you can save up to 5% on air conditioning costs. Keeping your air conditioning filters clean will help, as the air conditioner has to work harder if it is working through a layer of dust. A further economy measure is to close curtains and blinds, particularly those facing the sun. An, of course, a window mounted air conditioner requires that you keep the door to that room closed. Choosing a competent Gold Coast air conditioning specialist will obviously help, as they can advise you on many of these factors and discuss with you the most appropriate location and type of air conditioning. Running costs are from a public report on Air Conditioning costs published by the Victorian Government.



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