Central air conditioning systems can be an effective solution for homeowners that are needing a way to efficiently cool the interior of their homes. However, these are some of the more complicated appliances that a person may possess, which can make it harder to make informed HVAC decisions.
Will A Central Air Conditioning System Require More Maintenance Than A Window Unit?
Individuals may want to install window air conditioning units because they assume that a window unit will be easier to maintain and operate. In reality, a central air conditioning system is likely to require less maintenance on the part of the homeowner. For example, a window unit will need to be thoroughly cleaned on a regular basis in order to stop it from becoming clogged. In contrast, central systems may only need to be cleaned by thoroughly rinsing them with a hose, while a window unit may need the owner to thoroughly scrub the interior coils on their own. Furthermore, most of the maintenance work that a central air conditioning system will require can be completed by a professional during a yearly inspection or servicing.
How Long Does A Central Air Conditioning System Take To Install?
The amount of time that is needed to install the new central air conditioning system will largely depend on whether the house is going to need ducting installed. For homeowners that are looking to upgrade their existing central air conditioning system, the process of removing the old unit and installing the upgraded air conditioner may only take a few hours. However, if the building will need to have ducting installed, this process may take considerably longer. Depending on the size of the house and the difficulty of installing the ducting in it, a homeowner may find that it could take several days for this installation to be completed.
Does The Positioning Of The Interior Vents Matter?
The interior vents of your air conditioning system will allow the cool air from the system to moved into the interior of the house. For example, you may find that it is best to position these vents on the ceiling. This will avoid situations where the vents become blocked by furniture, and it can allow the cool air that is coming from the vents to gradually drifts towards ground level. If the vents are placed on the floor, the cool air may form a layer along the floor, which could minimize the effects that you feel.
For more information about central air conditioning, contact a local service, like Plisko Service Solutions.
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