Summers in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, are especially long, overheated and muggy, but the air conditioner is a important component of a comfortable home, then my buddy and I need the central cooling system to combat temperatures in the mid to upper nineties on a respected basis.
The air conditioner is essential to a fantastic night’s sleep, productive afternoon and healthy indoor air quality, and it also greatly affects the home budget, and running an air conditioner non stop for approximately eight straight months can get overpriced.
It’s important that the system operates as efficiently as possible. I spent more on an Energy Star qualified air conditioner with an industry leading SEER rating. The system I chose features flexible-speed technology, unlike two-phase systems that can operate at either maximum or low capacity, the air conditioner can adjust output in one percent increments. It can operate anywhere between forty and one hundred percent capacity. There is rarely a time when the AC needs to blast at maximum speed. Most of the time, the system can run at lower speeds and maintain a consistent indoor temperature. The longer run times allow the air conditioner to do a better job of filtering out contaminants and managing excess humidity. The operation makes less noise, uses less energy and puts less strain on components… Plus, when the modern AC system was installed, I upgraded to zone control. The ability to set an independent temperature in each room avoids cooling unoccupied areas. It also lets me customize thermostat settings to the certain needs of each space. I save money and prefer superior comfort.