Preparing Your Air-Conditioning System To Get A Hot Summer - 0 views

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  #1 Rohde Trolle on 23 May 13

   

  Keeping your cool this season could be simpler if you give your air-conditioning system a tune-up ahead of the weather gets any hotter. All it takes is just a few basic steps to make sure your air-conditioning system is able to effectively cool your house.
  
  Here are a few guidelines from the U.S. Department of Energy and the professionals at Coleman Heating and Air-conditioning, a make of the Unitary Products and services Group of York--a Johnson Controls Company:
  
  a the cool air inside is simply as important as maintaining the hot air outside. Caulking, climate stripping, and adding additional attic warmth can help keep cool air inside throughout the summer.
  
  a make certain the air is flowing properly through the vents. Inspect the ductwork for holes or separated bones, and employ a specialist to correct them.
  
  a Add warmth around air-conditioning ducts, when they're positioned in unconditioned spaces, such as attics, crawl spaces and garages; do the same for entire house fans where they open to the outside company website or basement.
  
  a Homeowners should check the SEER (seasonal electricity efficiency ratio) rating of the air-conditioning unit. The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the unit is and the reduce your utility bills will soon be. Upgrading to a greater SEER standing could save your self homeowners hundreds of dollars a year on the power bills.
  
  If the unit must be changed, homeowners must be alert to the U.S. Department of Energy regulation that needs all new, central air-conditioning units made after January 23, 2006, to have a SEER of no less than 13.
  
  People may choose to consider an energy-efficient model, including the Coleman Echelona 15+ SEER air conditioner. New types are Energy Star qualified, use environmentally-friendly refrigerant and have high-efficiency scroll compressors that enhance stability and subscribe to the excessively quiet operation of the products.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Keeping your cool this season could be simpler if you give your air-conditioning system a tune-up ahead of the weather gets any hotter. All it takes is just a few basic steps to make sure your air-conditioning system is able to effectively cool your house. <br /> <br /> Here are a few guidelines from the U.S. Department of Energy and the professionals at Coleman Heating and Air-conditioning, a make of the Unitary Products and services Group of York--a Johnson Controls Company: <br /> <br /> a the cool air inside is simply as important as maintaining the hot air outside. Caulking, climate stripping, and adding additional attic warmth can help keep cool air inside throughout the summer. <br /> <br /> a make certain the air is flowing properly through the vents. Inspect the ductwork for holes or separated bones, and employ a specialist to correct them. <br /> <br /> a Add warmth around air-conditioning ducts, when they're positioned in unconditioned spaces, such as attics, crawl spaces and garages; do the same for entire house fans where they open to the outside <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krd4s3URtrE">company website</a> or basement. <br /> <br /> a Homeowners should check the SEER (seasonal electricity efficiency ratio) rating of the air-conditioning unit. The higher the rating, the more energy efficient the unit is and the reduce your utility bills will soon be. Upgrading to a greater SEER standing could save your self homeowners hundreds of dollars a year on the power bills. <br /> <br /> If the unit must be changed, homeowners must be alert to the U.S. Department of Energy regulation that needs all new, central air-conditioning units made after January 23, 2006, to have a SEER of no less than 13. <br /> <br /> People may choose to consider an energy-efficient model, including the Coleman Echelona 15+ SEER air conditioner. New types are Energy Star qualified, use environmentally-friendly refrigerant and have high-efficiency scroll compressors that enhance stability and subscribe to the excessively quiet operation of the products.</div>

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