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Understanding the Cost of Running Your Air Conditioning Unit: Tips to Help You Save Money While air conditioners are necessary to stay cool during the sweltering summer, they can also…

Why Using an Authorized Service Agent for Air Conditioner Repairs is Essential Maintaining an air conditioner is one of the most important and necessary tasks for many homeowners. It can…

Understanding and Preventing Sick Building Syndrome: The Importance of Proper Indoor Air Quality Poor indoor air quality in buildings is often the root cause of the ailment known as “sick…

Maximizing Efficiency and Prolonging the Life of Your Commercial Air Conditioning Unit with Regular Servicing Air conditioning in commercial buildings is a crucial element of any successful company because it…

Air Con fan not working? 9 steps you can take when the air conditioner fan is not working It can be annoying and uncomfortable when the fan on your air…

How to Connect your Air Conditioning System to your Smart Home with Smart Wi-Fi AC Controllers Have you considered getting your current air-conditioner connected to your existing smart home tech?…

How to Fix My Air Conditioner, AC is Not Working Have you turned your air-conditioner on and found it’s not heating this winter?Are there any unusual smells, sounds or operations…

Your air conditioner won’t work correctly if there is a lack of airflow around the outdoor unit. In Winter the unit has to absorb heat from outside to heat the…

Replace the old PAR 21 with a new backlit PAR 33 If you own an older Mitsubishi Electric air conditioning unit then you might want to upgrade the look and…

Your air conditioning unit is heating your home during Winter. This means the indoor unit is blowing warm air throughout your home and raising the indoor temperature. The opposite is…

All reverse cycle air conditioning units heat, cool and dehumidify; with this comes water. The water produced by your air conditioner is the condensation build up from the evaporator coil.…

As you can know it’s cold outside in Winter! But this is where the bulk of your reverse cycle air conditioner lives. As the outside temperature plunges to 0 and…