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Depends on the outdoor temp. If it's 75 outside, your system should easily bring your house down to the 68 degree setpoint. If it's 100 degrees outside, you'll never get there. Unless, that is, your system is too big for your home. Then it will cool you down just fine, but you'll have humidity problems...that's a whole other discussion. Most central air conditioning units are designed to maintain a 75 degree indoor temp at 55% relative humidity on a 95 degree day. So a indoor/outdoor temperature difference of about 20 degrees or so is what you should expect.
depends on if the filtration system also deals with hard water, most don't
There are so many variables and different sizes of houses, if you are looking for the heat loss of a specific house a heating and cooling technician can perform a " Manual J, Load calculation".
You can have an air purification system added to your current heating and or cooling system.
If you only have dirt particles in the water you can go with a 20" Big Blue whole house filtration unit. They usually come with sediment filters and in your case if the dirt is very fine you can get a 1 micron filter and that should remove it all but if there is alot you can go with a dual stage and put either a carbon filter or another sediment.
absolutely. it wont increast the resale value a whole lot but it will appeal to far more buyers. ive lost sales before bc of no central heat and air
Depends on the size of the unit.
A house fan can keep a home comfortable for less than the cost of air conditioning. Whole house fans can be found at Fan Man, Quiet Cool Fan, and Whole House Fan.
The condenssor is outside of the house, the blower unit is somewhere in the house,and call the whole system, "central air".
An air conditioner, depending on the size of the unit and how much installation is needed, can range anywhere from $100.00 up to $2,000.00. A window air conditioner will probably cost less than having an electrician come into a person's house and install a central air conditioning unit for the whole house.
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This all depends on how badly you need cooler air. A wall unit will cool a room pretty well, but not much more than that. However, it can also save you quite a bit of money. Central a/c is more expensive, but will cool your entire house.
Because heat rises, and conversely, cold falls. Heat on the floor will rise and warm the whole house, not just the upper level. Air conditioning will fall and cool the whole house, not just the basement.
Every air conditioning company is different. Most companies will come on a Saturday for an appointment but not a Sunday. Air conditioning units can really help save money over all because you're cooling the whole house instead of several different rooms.
When you divide a whole into 1 equal part, the whole is the one and only equal part
Home air conditioning offers a few options. One is portable floor units that cool small areas. Another are the portable window units used only during the summer season. Finally, an expensive whole house air conditioning system is the most comfortable approach, but it is very costly.
VRV is a system developed and designed by Daikin Industries and means "variable refrigerant volume". It is extremely efficient, reliable, energy saving ways to heat and cool all types of buildings with minimum installation time or disruption. The volume or flow rate of refrigerant is accurately matched to the required heating or cooling loads thereby saving energy and providing more accurate control. Central (ducted) air conditioning offers whole-house or large-commercial-space cooling, and often offers moderate multi-zone temperature control capability by the addition of air-louver-control boxes.