Air Conditioner

A cooling system that removes heat and humidity from indoor air and transfers it outside, keeping your home comfortable during hot weather.

What Is a Air Conditioner?

A central air conditioner works by circulating refrigerant between an indoor evaporator coil and an outdoor condenser unit. The refrigerant absorbs heat from your indoor air at the evaporator coil, carries it outside, and releases it at the condenser. The cooled air is then distributed through your ductwork. Air conditioners are rated by their SEER (efficiency) and tonnage (cooling capacity). Proper sizing is critical — too large and you get humidity problems, too small and it can't keep up.