Just like any air conditioner, your ducted reverse cycle air conditioning unit can only function effectively if air can flow through it. In fact, one of the more common faults experienced by these units can be caused by something as simple as dust. But how can dust prevent your air conditioner from working effectively?
Dirty Filters
The wall-mounted ducts of your unit all have filters. These filters (often just behind the duct, depending on the model of your air conditioner) serve two purposes.
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The country experiences varying weather conditions throughout the year. The summer sometimes comes with extreme heat while the winter can get extremely cold. However, it is possible to resolve these issues with quality interior air conditioning. Ducted air conditioners are the most recommended model for residential homes. The conditioner has an indoor and outdoor unit, making the central air conditioner. Then, the installation experts create ducts that direct the cool or heated air into every room in the home.
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In addition to the indoor and outdoor units, your AC comprises ductwork that distributes conditioned air throughout your home. Mostly, people associate AC problems with defective unit components, but leaky air ducts also affect your system's performance.
So, what are the signs of leaky ductwork?
Higher Energy Bills
Generally, your energy bills should remain about the same except when you have guests over or when your AC constantly runs during the hot season.
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If your house isn't designed and built to remain naturally cool in hot weather, you can benefit from adding an air conditioning system to it. An AC system will provide the additional cooling required to keep the building cool when temperatures start to rise.
When it's time for air conditioning installation, you'll want to choose a unit that can cool your home in the most energy-efficient manner possible. An energy-efficient AC installation will minimise the amount of energy used to cool your home, thus reducing your residential space-cooling expenses.
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