Our Air Conditioning Unit

The cost of an air conditioning unit depends on several factors, making it difficult to give a one-size-fits-all price. Here’s why:

• Size of the Space: Larger rooms or commercial areas need more powerful units, which generally cost more.
• Type of System: Different air conditioning styles (window units, portable units, split systems, etc.) have varying price ranges.
• Features: Advanced features, like smart controls or extra-quiet operation, can add to the cost.
• Installation: Professional installation is essential for proper function, and that cost is factored into the total price.

The cost of running an air conditioning unit depends on several factors, so it’s not a straightforward yes or no answer. Here’s what you need to consider:

• Energy Efficiency (SEER Rating)
• Size of the space
• Frequency of use
• Electricity cost in your area
• Temperature Setting

Generally speaking:

• Modern air conditioning units are significantly more energy-efficient than older models.

Tips to reduce costs:

• Choose a unit with a high energy efficiency rating.
• Size your AC unit appropriately to your space.
• Set your thermostat to a reasonable temperature.
• Close blinds and curtains to reduce heat gain.
• Regularly clean or replace the air filter.

1. It’s All About Refrigerant

Air conditioners use a special chemical called refrigerant. This refrigerant has the unique ability to change from a liquid to a gas and back again, readily absorbing and releasing heat.

2. A Closed Loop

The air conditioning system is a closed loop of components:

• Compressor: Acts like a pump, compressing the refrigerant gas, making it hot and high-pressure.
• Condenser Coil: This coil is outside. The hot refrigerant flows through, and a fan blows outdoor air over it, releasing heat into the outside environment. This makes the refrigerant change back into a cool liquid.
• Expansion Valve: This precisely controls the flow of refrigerant, reducing pressure and making it very cold.
• Evaporator Coil: This coil is inside. Warm indoor air is blown over the super-cold coil, the refrigerant absorbs the heat from the air, turning back into a gas. This cooled air is blown back into your room.

The Takeaway

An air conditioner doesn’t actually generate cold air. Instead, it removes heat from your indoor space and transfers it outside.

To get the most accurate price for your specific needs, we highly recommend using our online calculator. It’s super easy and only takes a couple of minutes!

Here’s how it works:

1. Visit our calculator page: You can find it directly on our website {Add website here}
2. Answer some basic questions: We’ll ask about the room size, type of air conditioning you’re interested in, and any extra features you’d like.
3. Get your instant quote: Our calculator crunches the numbers and gives you a personalised estimate for your project.

Why use the calculator?

• Tailored pricing: You get a price specific to your space and preferences, not a generic ballpark figure.
• No obligation: Explore at your own pace – there’s no pressure to commit.
• Make informed decisions: It helps you compare the potential costs of different systems and features.

Of course, if you’d prefer a more in-depth consultation, feel free to give us a call or request a free quote directly through our website!