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Air conditioners are an essential component of modern living, providing comfort and relief during hot summer months. However, like any other mechanical system, air conditioners require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
If you want to keep your air conditioner working at its best, then you’ll definitely want to opt for annual maintenance. Here are a few reasons why:
👉Efficiency and energy savings
👉Improved air quality
👉Extended lifespan

Annual air conditioner maintenance is not only necessary but also beneficial in multiple ways. So investing in annual maintenance for your air conditioner is a wise decision that will keep you comfortable, healthy, and financially sound in the long run. Don’t wait until your air conditioner breaks down — schedule a maintenance appointment today and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with a well-maintained cooling system. Speak to us about Annual Air Conditioner Maintenance today and talk to one of our knowledgeable staff.

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Did you know? Every air conditioner in the Daikin range offers both heating and cooling. Our units cool homes with an energy efficiency up to A+++, the highest energy efficiency rating on the market, resulting in a low energy bill.

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Copper vs Aluminium Coil. Which one you should choose?

01. Size of the space: The size of the room or area to be cooled is an important consideration. Larger areas may require a larger capacity air conditioner, in which case an inverter air conditioner is more efficient.

02. Energy efficiency: Inverter air conditioners are often more energy efficient than non-inverter air conditioners, which can save you money on your utility bills in the long run. Therefore, it is ensured by the best AC companies to give you value for money.

03. Temperature stability: Inverter air conditioners are able to maintain a more consistent temperature, whereas non-inverter air conditioners can cause temperature fluctuations.

04. Noise level: Inverter air conditioners are generally quieter than non-inverter Air Conditioners.

05. Upfront cost: Non-inverter air conditioners are less expensive upfront, but inverter air conditioners are more cost-effective in the long term due to their energy efficiency– making it a wise investment.

06. Lifespan: Inverter air conditioners often last longer than non-inverter air conditioners. Thus, having a longer lifespan.

07. Environmental impact: Inverter air conditioners are considered to be more environmentally friendly than non-inverter air conditioners because they use less energy and produce less greenhouse gas emissions.

Buying an Air Conditioner is a long-term investment, therefore, you need to choose the Best AC Brand to ensure that your purchase has been worth it.And ALWAYS go for an Inverter!

Best option for your home?

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So if you’re looking for new home air conditioning, there hasn’t been a better time to have it installed. With the current increase of rising energy prices and the government’s zero emissions goal for 2050, there will be a boost in the market for energy saving, low carbon heat pumps are a viable and cost-effective heating solution that is sustainable during the winter months and can also provide relief from the hot summer temperatures.

Due to low running costs and high efficiency, the purchase of an AC system is an excellent way to cool or heat your home.

Our team of F-Gas Registered engineers are experienced in designing, installing and maintaining industry-leading air conditioning systems. Available with a 1️⃣2️⃣ Month Workmanship Guarantee, our local air conditioning install engineers specialise in helping clients achieve their desired temperature and humidity within their property.

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✅ Annual HVAC maintenance can help save you money £££.
How?

If you are interested in an annual preventive maintenance plan, contact us!

⚠️⚠️⚠️What Certification do you hold?

This is one of the most important questions to ask. Air conditioning installers must have F Gas certification because they are handling potentially dangerous gases. It is actually ILLEGAL to install air conditioning without holding F gas certification. To comply with regulations, both the company and its employees must have certification so ask to see both certificates.

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5 Reasons the Vents Have Condensation

Condensation in your vents doesn’t always indicate air conditioner problems. Climate and ductwork can also cause issues. However, it’s important to consult an HVAC specialist to find the problem and repair it to avoid further, more expensive repairs or replacements.

1. High Humidity
Because of the extreme difference in temperature between the cooled air and the ambient air in your home, condensation easily forms on your vents. Humidity only makes the condensation worse.
In most cases, high humidity is the best-case scenario for why you see condensation on your vents because it means there’s nothing wrong with your ductwork or air conditioner.

2. Low Refrigerant
The AC unit’s refrigerant system is self-contained, and thus in most air conditioners, you shouldn’t worry about the levels running low. However, as an air conditioner ages, the wear and tear make leaks more likely, and they can happen anywhere along the process. Without proper levels, your air conditioner can’t maintain cool, dry air, which could result in condensation.

3. Blocked Ducks
Your air ducts are responsible for transporting cooled air throughout your home. Without regular cleaning every three to five years, the dust and dirt in your home can build up in them and cause blockages. This drives air back into the ducts. Metal ducts are particularly vulnerable to these issues.
Over time the blockages can cause the ducts to leak. With leaky ducts, not only do you miss out on experiencing cool air in your home, but your air conditioner works harder, ages faster, and requires more frequent repairs.


4. Dirt buildup
The two primary places in your air conditioner that build up dirt are the air filter and the evaporator coils:

Air filters: Air filters keep your air clean and pure but are susceptible to dirt buildup if you don’t change them every 30 to 90 days. Dirty filters block the cold air, so you’ll see the condensation on the AC unit itself. They can also cause more severe damage to air conditioners.
Evaporator coils: A dirty coil blocks your air conditioner from expelling the hot air, trapping it inside, and potentially freezing the AC unit. As the built-up ice warms, it causes condensation to drip from the air conditioner.

5. Clogged Drain Line
A clogged drain line isn’t a direct cause of condensation in your vents. However, it does raise the humidity level.

The drain line runs through your air conditioning system and empties the condensation into the outdoors. When it becomes blocked, the condensation backs up, causing increased moisture in your home. You might not see the condensation itself, but you’ll feel the effects.

Pay attention & service your AC annually!

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Why Air Conditioning Units are Great for Heating?

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY

The biggest concern about using air conditioning for heating is actually its biggest benefit. Air conditioning units heat up much more quickly than heating systems with radiators and boilers which means less energy is wasted getting them up to temperature before they start heating the rooms. Sending heated water long distances through pipes also results in significant heat loss and wasted energy. Air conditioning units don’t have this problem. Modern energy efficient air conditioning units can save hotel, restaurant pub owners etc. a significant amount on their energy bills especially if they’re maintained properly.

2.OFF AND ON-ABLE

One of the things that makes air conditioning units so efficient is that they are so easy to control. Whereas normal central heating systems take a long time to heat up and cool down, these units do this almost instantly. It means they don’t expend excess energy and finding a comfortable temperature doesn’t require someone to keep opening and closing windows which is essentially throwing energy away. Not only do different guests, diners or patrons have different comfort levels which requires quick temperature changes to keep as many happy as possible, being busy or quiet and when food is being cooked can dramatically change the temperature in your establishment so it’s very useful to have a heating system which can change from heating up to cooling down quickly.

Some units are even Wi-Fi enabled so can be controlled from a mobile device for optimum convenience and control.

3.SPACE SAVING

Like radiators, air conditioning units come in different sizes but they don’t have to be connected to the floor so can be situated on walls or in ceilings to save floor space. In restaurants and pubs, the most popular seats are often by the windows and this is the most logical place for a radiator so heating your premises with an air conditioning unit saves vital space in these areas. Floor space is everything in most establishments which welcome guests and is particularly important in hotel rooms where just the little bit of space saved by not having a radiator taking up half a wall can make the rooms feel more spacious. Many buildings with lots of different areas are often warm in some places and cold in others for no discernible reason. Having separate air conditioning units in different areas makes it easy to maintain a consistent temperature throughout without having to worry about them all connecting back to a boiler.

4.TWO IN ONE

Another way air conditioning units save space and money is an obvious one; having your air conditioning doing the heating too means you don’t have to have two separate systems. It’s also worth remembering that some air conditioning units can remove humidity as required which is very useful for establishments with a kitchen and/or older buildings which always seem to have some kind of damp problem.

At SS Air Conditioning , we install and maintain air conditioning units which can save our customers money on their energy bills and provide an effective, easy to run system which can keep their patrons comfortable and happy at any time of year. Contact us for a free on-site consultation to see how we can help you.

Here’s a common question we get , especially during hot days, “Why is my AC leaking water inside my home? “
There are multiple causes of this problem but first, turn your AC’s thermostat to “OFF 📴” to prevent further damage to your home.

To understand why this is happening, you need to know how water forms on your AC in the first place.

Your AC’s inside unit contains the evaporator coil that cools the warm air blown over it. This causes condensation (moisture) to form on the coil, just like how water droplets form on a cold glass of water on a hot day.

The moisture on the coil drips into a drain pan and down a condensate drain line (a white PVC pipe) that leads out your home.

So, with all that in mind, here are a few things that cause that water to leak into your home:
-Clogged condensate drain line
-Damaged/rusted drain pan
-Broken condensate pump
-Dirty air filter
-Low refrigerant

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