Window Air Conditioners
designed to cool a small space, like one or two rooms perhaps.
Compared to a central air conditioner it is more practical since the cool air is only delivered where needed, as opposed to a whole house including rooms no one ever enters. It may not be as efficient as a central AC but
it more effective when it comes to cost. Size is very important to
consider. A bigger or smaller unit does not mean that it's better.
Size must be based on the selected location for the unit. A unit that
is too small for the space will take forever to cool which means
additional cost. On the other hand, a unit that's very big would be too
much. You need to choose the unit that costs less to operate in the
long run.
The
efficiency of a window unit air conditioner is measured by EER
(Energy Efficiency Ratio). By definition, EER is the ratio of the
cooling capacity (in British Thermal Units per hour) to the power
input (in watts). Therefore, the higher the EER, the more efficient
the air conditioner is. As set by the National Appliance Standards,
as of January 01, 1990, a room air conditioner must have a standard
rating of 8.0 or above. Higher rating means lower energy cost. As
time goes by the average EER is going up. If you buy a new air
conditioner, the EER will be 10.0. So, if you will buy a unit, make
sure that EER is 10.0 or higher. Check the EnergyGuide label of the
unit. There are so many competitive brands in the market that have
higher ratings like, LG, Samsung, Carrier and Trane. These are just
some of the brands that you can find in the market. These well-known companies often make the best window air conditioners, but you need to your own research when choosing the right unit for you.
Alittle planning before installing a unit would be great. Mostly, this
type of air conditioner is placed/ set upped in a window where it can
release the warm air to the outside. But you can just place it in any
window that you like; you need to consider some things. It should not
be placed where it can be hit by direct sunlight. If possible, place
it somewhere that has even a little bit of shade. Direct sunlight can
decrease the unit's efficiency. Never place other appliances near your air conditioner, such as televisions, oven, radios or lamps These
appliances emit heat. When the unit senses the heat, it will prolong
the cooling process than usual.
On
the other hand, if you're living in a residential area that has a
tall, thin window, you can get a vertical air conditioner. It
has two categories, the home unit and the freestanding industrial
units. Home units are exactly like any other room air conditioner
only that it's built vertically. The freestanding units are those
that can stand alone and can be located in any open space.
Most vertical units fit in most doorways so it easier to transport
and install unlike the horizontal one.
Whatever
the type - casement or portable, horizontal or vertical, window
air conditioners all typically cost less to operate than bigger units. They're
priced moderately and are very economical. So, if you're suffering
from the uncomfortable hot weather, installing an air conditioner
unit is the perfect solution. Nothing compares going home to an air
conditioned house. It is the best way to beat the summer heat.
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