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How do Air Conditioners Work ?Central Air or AC is a common term used to refer to the cooling of air. The process of cooling air involves compressing, cooling and decompressing air. As a result cool air is produced and the humidity level is reduced resulting in fresh, cool crisp air.In order to get optimal results, you need to be able to condition the
correct amount of air at a suitable rate. If this balance is not correct you
may end up with damp clammy air, or an overworked Central Air system
that cannot keep your environment cool - which is also a waste of energy.
Cooling CoilWe use a coolant filled coil to collect heat from inside your home. This warmed up coolant is then pumped
outside to a condenser for compression and cooling.
CondensersCondensers are used to compress the coolant and cool it off with a fan. The
condenser is installed outside of your home - typically on the side of your house.
It contains a coolant filled coil - similar to the one inside your home, a compressor
and a fan. The condesner compresses the coolant into a small area which causes
it to be much warmer than the air around it. A fan is use to transfer the heat from
the coil to the air outside. Next the coolant is decompressed. The decompressed
coolant takes up more space, so the heat is spread out and the resulting coolant is
much cooler than the air in your home. It is then and pumped back into your home.
At this point the chilled coolant is used to draw heat from the air in your home. A fan is used
to transfer the heat in your home to the coolant. As a result of losing heat, the air in your home
loses its ability to hold water - or humidity. The any excess water builds up on the cold coolant coils and drips
into a drain.
Thermostats / Temerature Controls:The cycle is then repeated until the air reaches a desired temperature. The central air
system then shuts off and waits until the air temerature increases again. Your Thermostat is
used to turn the air conditioning system on and off in response to changes in the air
temperature.
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