28 Mar 2014

Energy saving AC equipment

Measuring Energy Usage

A number of factors determine the energy use of any air conditioning system, including:-

  • The design, layout and operation of the building
  • The required indoor temperature and air quality
  • The heat generated internally by lighting, equipment and people
  • The design and efficiency of the air conditioning plant itself
  • Regular maintenance ( without which energy consumption can increase by up to 30%)
  • The operating times of the air-con equipment and proper use of its controls

25 Mar 2014

Why You may need Air Conditioning Maintenance

When you've got air conditioning installed in your house then you will want to make certain regular maintenance is carried out.

There are plenty of main reasons why regular conditioning maintenance is necessary before it's carried out it is advisable to ensure your engineer is properly accredited and will supply you with all of the correct paperwork to prove that the system is fit to get used.


In public like offices you must find out what the regulations surrounding safety are and just how often maintenance checks on all the parts of the building need to be completed to ensure that safety rules are being followed.


Once you have employed the assistance of an experienced maintenance engineer they'll be able to carry out regular checks and give you the correct paperwork to indicate that your checks have been executed correctly.

20 Mar 2014

Whole-House Air Filtration/Cleaning Systems: 4 Options to Check Out

A whole-house air filtration/cleaning system is arguably the most efficient way of ensuring the good indoor air quality. The filters are usually integrated into the return air ducts to prevent particles and pollutants from passing through. In addition, the filters operate passively, ensuring that air is filtered constantly provided the fan is running.

Different Types of Air Filtration Systems

  • Flat filters: These are the most basic air filters, which are commonly used in forced-air furnaces. They’re usually made from matted fiberglass and are primarily designed to trap large dust particles. As such, these filters are ideal for eliminating dust and other debris from the indoor air. In effect, they keep your house clean and improve the air quality. However, these filters do not eliminate microscopic particles such as pet dander, pollen and other allergens.

4 Mar 2014

Myths About Electricity That Will Impact How Much Energy Your HVAC System Uses

There are various myths concerning your HVAC system that should be debunked to help you get the best performance and efficiency from your system.The facts can also lead to energy savings, which all Southwest Florida homeowners appreciate.

Here are three of the most prevalent myths and the real truth:

MYTH #1: You can warm up the house faster by turning up the thermostat to a higher temperature than desired.
FACT: Turning the thermostat to a higher temperature than desired to heat the house won’t make the air warmer faster. You do run the risk, however, of overshooting the desired temperature. For the greatest efficiency, consider a programmable thermostat.