Over the last few years, there have been considerable advances in the engineering of air conditioners. At one time, whole-home cooling systems created a significant energy draw that was hard on the budget. They used freon refrigerant that negatively impacted the environment. Modern air conditioners achieve up to a 26 SEER and have been converted to more environmentally-responsible Puron refrigerant. The top-of-the-line systems feature adaptable-speed compressors that allow the equipment to adjust capacity in tiny one percent increments. An air conditioner rarely needs to operate at maximum speed. While older models were restricted to running at full or low speed, these innovative alternatives can adjust anywhere between forty and one hundred percent capacity. By operating longer at lower speeds, the system uses less energy, experiences less wear and tear and provides more evenly distributed temperature. The air conditioner automatically adjusts to fulfill the changing demands of the living space. Plus, the air conditioner has greater opportunity to filter contaminants out of the air and combat excess humidity. These newer versions are also much quieter than their counterparts from less than ten years ago. The air conditioner can be partnered with a smart thermostat for remote adjustment. There is the possibility of convenient and cost-saving features such as zone control. With a thermostat installed on each floor or in each room of the zone, temperature can be customized to the exact needs of the space. The bedrooms can be set to a temperature according to a family member’s preference. There’s no need to cool empty rooms to the ideal comfort level, and it’s possible to target those rooms that tend to feel overheated.
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