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HOW TO CHOOSE AN AIR CONDITIONING UNIT

Updated: Apr 24


Choosing an air conditioning unit for your home is extremely important, especially if you live in an area where it is very hot during the summer months or if it is hot all year round. The following tips can help you choose the air conditioning unit that suits your needs.


CENTRAL AIR VS INDIVIDUAL UNIT

If you are thinking about installing or renewing air conditioning in your home, it is a great decision. There are central air conditioning units or individual units, the central units make it easy to keep all spaces cool and the individual units meet specific needs, in short, both are equally efficient and are approved by energy standards for all countries.





WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER FOR A SMALL SPACE

Units called window air are very popular because they are easy to install and adapt to all types of spaces. They are perfect for apartments and small homes because they don't take up much space. They can be installed on sliding, single- or double-hung windows, and come with accordion-style brackets that help ensure the air conditioner is securely supported.


PORTABLE AIR-CONDITIONING AS ALTERNATIVES TO WINDOW AIR-CONDITIONING

A portable, freestanding air conditioner is ideal for homes that cannot accommodate traditional window air conditioner setups due to size. The advantage is that they can be easily moved from one room to another. Dual hose models are more efficient and cool rooms better than single hose models.


THE BUILT IN AIR-CONDITIONING OFFERS AN IMPECCABLE APPEARANCE

If you're looking for a more fluid look but can't install a central air conditioner, consider this option, a built-in air conditioner. They can be permanently installed on the walls of your home and can provide cool or warm air depending on the season.


THE RIGHT SIZED UNIT FOR YOUR SPACE

For an air conditioner to cool a room properly, it must have the correct amount of BTU (British Thermal Unit) for the space. The number of BTUs an air conditioner has will determine how quickly an air conditioner will cool a room. The larger the room, the more BTUs you'll need, but that's not the only factor. You may need an air conditioner with more BTUs if you have a room with high ceilings or many windows that let in sunlight.



At INPAL we have a team of specialized advisors to help you choose the equipment that best suits your needs.








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