Friday, June 14, 2013

Preparing Your Ductless Air Conditioning Unit


If you think that addition of air conditioning to old houses is just impossible, I would like to inform you that this is very much possible by the installation of a ductless air conditioners. These ductless air conditioners have many benefits over the ducted units. The first and most essential benefit relates to the ease with which the unit is set up.

The Benefits of Installation of the Ductless Air Conditioning Unit

This unit is very easy to install. There is absolutely no duct related work or any invasive components which need to be installed, you just need to setup the internal and external units as per the recommendations of manufacturer. There are normally included with the installation material which comes with the ductless air conditioner. You can also get these documents from the Website of manufacturer.

Apart from this, a ductless air conditioning unit is much energy efficient than the duct type unit. The reason is hidden in the physics. It is much easier to allow gravity to move the air from the top towards the bottom than to pump it from upwards to the downside. In the usual duct air conditioner, the evaporator is located in the basement and is harder to take the air in from there and then bring the same in the house than to first chill it and then subsequently drop it!

The ductless air conditioners are more reliable. They have much less moving parts as compared to duct type units. Hence they are easier to maintain. This usually results in low cost of ownership.

Though ductless cooling system may not be suitable for everybody, but if you are on a lookout for an easy and affordable way to add air conditioning to the older houses, then ductless air conditioning units are the solution. There are lots of benefits in these cooling systems but less operating cost is one of the most important reason.

You can talk with few local installation companies if you don't want to install it yourself. The system is easy to install if you want to do it yourself and you may need a plumber and electrician in the end for that final hookup.

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