To provide comfort indoors from about May through September, and in the Vegas Valley, even longer, people depend on the air conditioner, depending on your location. The air conditioner can last longer in optimal condition and significantly reduce the need for repairs with routine maintenance and care. Knowing the basics can help people better care for and even help recognize potential issue when it comes the standard operation of the air conditioning system. Today, we at Air Supply Heating and Air Conditioning would like to share the basic parts of the cooling system.

AC Evaporator

Located inside the building, usually, the evaporator is close to the near the furnace. With a very thin pipe the condenser is linked to the evaporator. The high-pressure gas converts in low-pressure liquid to enter into the part of the cooling system. Due to the decreasing pressure in the evaporator, the liquid is altered into the gas form. The heat is absorbed from the air as the working fluid, or refrigerant, comes out of the evaporator, where it leaves the indoor space cool. To again become compressed by the compressor, the working fluid comes out of the evaporator in the form of a gas next. During the process, this continues on an everlasting cycle as the refrigerant does not get used.

Air Conditioner Compressor

The motor compressors are in simplified terms in regard to the air conditioner. The compressor performs to convert low-pressure gas into a high-pressure, high-temperature gas using a working fluid, also known as refrigerant, that easily transforms from gas into a liquid. The process produces energized gas is produced from the gap regions between molecules that get narrowed down. Entering the condenser as it comes from the compressor is the refrigerant.

AC Condenser Coil

Where the high-pressure gas is cooled down to be converted back to a liquid form is fitted into the condenser coil is a fan. The refrigerant moves onto the next the part of the conditioner, as it is now in the liquid state, through the evaporator. Where the compressor and condenser can be discovered are housed in the unit outside the building.
Thermostat: Depending on the type of thermostat and its features the thermostat can be set manually or automatically. The thermostat is a necessary device that regulate the heat energy flowing inside and outside of the air conditioner system in order to maintain and control the indoor temperatures.

Air Ducts

The air ducts are a series of metal or fiberglass tubing funneling the air to dispense the cool air into the individual rooms throughout the building. The air ducts need to be tightly connected and sealed to ensure cost-effective and efficient cool air dispersal. Before it reaches its destination, the cool air you paid for is lost should they leak.

Air Handler/Blowing Unit

With two components working in tandem, in order to draw room air to the evaporator and spreads the cool air all over your house. With duct assisting, the air is equally dispersed.

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