AIR  CONDITIONERS

Air conditioners are essential for comfortable living during the summer months. Cold air is dry air – that is air without moisture. Air conditioners are used for cooling and do use a fair amount of electricity so select when in the market for an air conditioner be sure and look for one that has a high energy star rating for cooling. This rating will be found on a sticker attached to the air conditioning unit as well as a tag attached to the unit and on the box that the air conditioner is packed in.

Reverse cycle, self-contained air conditioner chillers offer the advantage of allowing consumers to turn modules in a variety of combinations. Turning the modules, or air vents, either horizontally or vertically allows consumers to direct the air flow in specific directions. This feature can be found in window units or air condition towers. Air conditioners work best when room doors are closed from the areas that don’t need to be cooled.

Many air conditioners now come with remote control units, making it convenient for consumers, especially those who may not be ambulatory. Many models of air conditioners are now made with digital thermostats which can be set, as with all built in room air conditioners, to a desired temperature setting. The air condition will then turn on or off when the room reaches the desired setting.

Air conditioners operational ratings are available between Rs 3,500 to Rs 6,000 per season. The optimum temperature for air conditioners is 24 - 28 degrees. When in the market for an air conditioner, whether it be a window unit, tower or even an external unit it is important that one invest research time to ensure that the ultimate unit you purchase will be the one that meets your personal needs.

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