Oftentimes, the only way to get through a blazing
summer is to have a fully functioning air conditioning system at home. If
opening your windows and turning on the fan aren’t cooling your home as much as
you want, consider installing an air conditioning unit while the summer heat
has not yet reached its peak.
There are two types of air conditioning systems that
you can choose from: an AC connected to a duct system, or a ductless one. A
duct is a network of channels or tubes that convey air blown by the heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning systems into the house. They ensure that air that
has been cooled or heated by the HVAC is equally distributed to all rooms in
the house.
A ductless AC can be more advantageous for a number of
reasons. For one, it is more appropriate in homes which do not have enough
space on walls and ceilings for a duct network. Besides, the installation of a
duct network, especially when adjustments in space are needed, can be quite
costly. Installation may also take some time, leaving you without a working air
conditioner while work is in progress.
Another advantage of ductless ACs is economy. As they
only cool only one room at a time, energy is saved and is not wasted in other
unoccupied rooms. This can greatly reduce your utility bills compared to using
a ducted AC.
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