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When your Air conditioner reaches the 15-year mark, you may start hearing strange noises, experience leaking and it might even emanate odd smells. These are all signs you need a new unit. Buying a new central air conditioning system is a process that should be done according to the design of your home. Let City Energy design the perfect cooling solution tailored to the size and layout of your living space.
If your home doesn’t have built-in ductwork then buying a ductless air conditioning system is the perfect solution. Ductless AC units are excellent options to cool down additional spaces like your garage, solarium or any add-on space without ducts. Many homeowners opt to add a heat pump to make use of one HVAC system to heat or cool their living space for 365 days of the year.
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[contact-form-7 id=”1332″]Central air conditioning is one of the most common systems of air conditioning in North York and the GTA. This system has an indoor unit to cool down the air (evaporator) and an outdoor unit to release the warm air (condenser). This system relies on ductwork to deliver cool air to all of the rooms in the home.
Components of a central air conditioning system
The thermostat is normally located in a central room of your home and is a control unit that monitors the temperature of the indoor air. It triggers the system to begin cooling air when it detects the room temperature has risen above the desired level.
Once the signal is sent to begin the cooling process, the fans from the indoor unit begin. This pulls hot air into the evaporator through the air ducts. The air is then filtered for dust, lint, particles, etc. The filtered warm air then passes over a cold evaporator coil.
Heat is absorbed by the refrigerant as it converts into gas. This cools the air as it passes over the coils and is then sent by the blower back into the home through the ductwork.
The refrigerant that was used to cool the indoor air is then pumped to the outside unit. It is forced into condenser coils where a large fan pulls outside air in and the heat is then absorbed and released outside. The refrigerant is converted back into a liquid and sent back to the inside unit to continue the cooling process.
A split system air conditioner means that there are two separate units that make up the system. The indoor and outdoor unit. Split systems can come as a single-stage system, a two-stage system and a multi-stage system. The multi-stage system is the most energy-efficient and the quietest version of all three options.
These units operate the exact same as a split system would, by passing air through the evaporator and condenser coils. Rather than have an indoor unit and an outdoor unit, all components are housed in the same unit. Packaged air conditioning systems are used when there is no room for the indoor unit or a rooftop installation is preferred.
A ductless air conditioning system is designed to deliver cool air to specific areas and rooms. Unlike central air systems, a ductless system connects rooms only with tubing, a copper wire and an electrical line. This is usually the choice made for older homes that rely on a water boiler for heat since there are no air ducts.
A ductless system is similar to central air in the sense they operate as a split system. There is an indoor and outdoor unit. The indoor units can be mounted on a wall, put in the flooring or installed as a ceiling cassette. They are not plugged in or installed in windows-they are wired into your home. An HVAC contractor is required to install a ductless air conditioning system.
We Serve Areas Including Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, North York, Aurora, King City, and Greater Toronto Area.
Have any questions about our home cooling solutions? We have all the answers for you. Our experts understand the requirements from the ground up. Here are a few questions that are frequently asked by our customers.
In Southern Ontario, you could pay anywhere from $3,000-$8,000 depending on a few different variables:
The size of an AC unit is determined by a number of factors such as the size of your home, the age, the airflow, how many windows and doors you have and how insulated your home is. These variables determine the airflow and heat loss and should always be calculated by a professional to avoid complications with your unit and cooling your home.
You should change the furnace filter at least 4 times a year. Since both heating and cooling systems use the air ducts, keep your furnace filter clean to ensure your air quality remains high. Click here for more suggestions on how to prepare an air conditioner for the summer season.
Most air conditioners last 10-15 years, however, if your air conditioner is breaking down too often, isn’t big enough to cool your home or is demonstrating other safety issues you may need to buy a new air conditioner.
We Serve Areas Including Thornhill, Richmond Hill, Markham, Vaughan, North York, Aurora, King City, and Greater Toronto Area.
