The cool, fresh air that blows through your home or commercial business originates from modern day air conditioning units that transfer heat from inside the building to the outside. If you want to understand how our HVAC repair & install company analyzes your Air Conditioning unit and determines fixes and repairs, please read on.
Key Components
All our HVAC technicians must show a dedication to their craft and a deep understand of all central AC components, including but not limited to, the following areas. We look forward to learning about your skills, experience and future goals in the HVAC sector!
1. EVAPORATOR
Cooling coils remove heat and humidity from the air using refrigerant.
2. BLOWER
A fan or blower circulates air over the evaporator dispersing the chilled air.
3. CONDENSER
Hot coils release collected heat into the outside air.
4. COMPRESSOR
A pumps that moves refrigerant between the evaporator and the condenser to chill the indoor air.
5. FAN
A fan blows cool air over the condenser to dissipate the heat outside.
6. FILTER
A fan or blower circulates air over the evaporator dispersing the chilled air.
7. THERMOSTAT
A control system to regulate the amount of cool (and cold air) that is distributed.
8. ADD ONS
New leading edge technology that can be attached to units for monitoring and energy efficiencies.
COOLER, COLDER AIR
The cool air is produced by looping refrigerant chemicals from inside your home or commercial business to the outside and back again. This both absorbs and emits heat in the cooling process.
- This to and fro movement of chemicals from a liquid to gaseous state is a smooth, elegant process.
- As the refrigerant is coerced into becoming a liquid, the heat is expelled and the cooling process continues.
- Along the way dehumidification takes place – a famous process first invented by Willis Carrier in 1902, pictured here.
