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Many homes and businesses rely on heating and air conditioning systems. These systems keep the air inside buildings comfortable so the people who live or work in them remain comfortable as well. When it comes to air conditioning systems, most businesses have central air systems while homes can have either central or individual systems. The individual systems are comprised of single units which usually function as room air conditioners, rather than whole house air conditioners.
The air conditioning Phoenix residents will find available as single unit systems will be designed to cool the air within a specific square foot area. The most common single unit is the one designed to fit inside a window frame or inside a opening in a wall. These units usually come with expandable sections on the sides so they will fit snug inside the opening. Residents looking for energy efficient models will find several units available in models that can cool a single room or an entire floor.
The energy efficient air conditioners are designed to run in cycles so they do not use as much power. When the on-board sensors detect the target air temperature has been reached, the system will power down to a lower cycle. When the air temperature rises to a certain degree above the target temperature, the system will power up to a higher cycle. People can also save energy by running their air conditioners during the day when temperatures are at their hottest, and turning them off during the night when temperatures cool down.
In recent years there have been some new models of air conditioners introduced to the market. These are designed as floor models so they do not require the same wall or window space as the other single units. This new design makes it easy to cool a room in areas where window space is not available. The floor models are designed as energy saving units so they are also economical to use.
Residents with whole house air conditioning systems can also conserve energy by having their systems routinely inspected. Dirty filters or obstructed air shafts will cause the system to run more than it should, in an effort to push air through obstructions. A central control panel can be used to shut down the flow to rooms not used as frequently. It also helps to leave interior doors open so cool air can circulate freely.