If you are wondering how to find the right air conditioning system for your office or home, here are a few things you should take into account: •    Do not buy an air conditioner on the basis of price alone. … Continue reading →

An air conditioner is very similar to a refrigerator. It performs the same functions as the refrigerator, except for the fact that it reduces the heat, and makes a room cool and comfortable. Much attention must be given to the … Continue reading →

Air conditioners need to be treated as a valuable asset.  Though air conditioning systems demand that extra bit of care and attention, the best quality, branded units can provide the ultimate cooling for years to come. By ensuring you stick … Continue reading →

Air-conditioners are available in various forms, such as the wall-mounted, split air conditioners, window air conditioners and the Ceiling cassette units. Here are some features of ceiling cassette units: •    These air conditioners are compact and light in weight. •    … Continue reading →

Air conditioners are considered comfort equipment, but they are no longer a luxury, and have become a necessity in most homes and offices for ensuring a comfortable indoor stay. It is often thought ‘bigger the better’, but that is not … Continue reading →

A portable air conditioner is suitable for small and mid-sized offices or areas. You can get a range of stylish units that are popular for their look as well as their functionality. When buying a portable air conditioner unit, an … Continue reading →

The main factors that affect the energy consumption of an air conditioner are location, weather and current atmospheric temperature etc. To elaborate, if the temperature is normal, your air conditioner will not consume much electricity. However, if it is very … Continue reading →

Most air conditioning units have their capacity rated or specified in BTU (British thermal units). BTU, generally speaking, is the amount of heat needed to increase the temperature of one pound (or 0.45 kg) of water by one degree Fahrenheit … Continue reading →

An air conditioner is basically a ‘refrigerator’ without the ‘insulated box’. It employs the evaporation of a refrigerant, such as Freon, to ensure cooling. The mechanics of the Freon evaporation cycle are largely the same in an air conditioner as … Continue reading →