Centralised Air Conditioning

About Centralised Air Conditioning

Central air conditioning (A/C) is a system that cools air in a central location and then distributes it to rooms throughout a building using a network of ducts and fans.

Here are some things to know about central air conditioning:

• How it works : A compressor compresses refrigerant gas to discharge heat from the house, creating cool air.
• Types of systems: There are two main types of central air conditioners: split systems and packaged systems. Split systems have both an indoor and outdoor unit, while packaged systems are contained in a single outdoor unit.
• Efficiency: Central air conditioning systems are generally more efficient than room coolers.
• Cost: Central air conditioning can be less expensive than installing multiple split AC units in a home.
• Sounds: Central air conditioners typically make a steady hum or a gurgling sound while operating. Loud or unexpected noises may indicate a problem.
• Odors: Smells from central air conditioning can be confusing because they can originate from other sources, such as a leaking gas line or someone smoking indoors.