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Brian Nagle  February 15th, 2018  1:35PM

              The top 5 reasons to change out your current HVAC equipment

Have you ever wondered about the differences in standard and high efficiency HVAC equipment? Not likely unless you are a GEEK or cringing every time you have to pay your electric bill. The word to watch for is inverter. What is the difference between an inverter and non-inverter AC? Here are the Top 5 reasons to take a serious look at inverters instead of non-inverters.

Note: Non-inverters are typically your standard AC systems, either Single Stage or Two stage equipment.

Here are the top 5 reasons.

Environmentally Friendly -   Runs on lower speeds most of the time.

The biggest difference between inverter and non-inverter AC is the fact that the motor of the inverter compressor has a variable speed. The speed of the non-invertor compressor is fixed. This means that it operates either at full or minimum speed. A censor in the invertor adjusts the power according to the temperature in the room, lowering the electrical consumption and saving energy.
 

Money Saving - Maintains temperature within 1 degree all year long

Due to the sophisticated operational method of the invertor, its compressor does not work at its full capacity all the time. When the speed is lower, the needed energy is lower too and you pay less money for electricity, typically 50-65% less

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Quiet sound - The compressor motor of the inverter outdoor unit does not turn on and off all the time, but keeps working at low power, the operation is much quieter.

Longer life - The technology of the inverters not only makes cooling and heating more efficient, but it also makes the AC’s life longer. Your existing units are stressed every single time they start up. 

Faster Cooling/Heating- Last, but not least, the inverter AC is able to cool or heat your room faster than the non-inverter. In the beginning of the process, the inverter gets up to speed more rapidly and then requires much less power when it gets close to the desired temperature.

Inverter units are available now in a variety of systems including ductless and central systems, both for AC and Heat Pumps, with Heat Pumps producing usable heat down to -13 degrees F in ductless, and 5 degrees F in central systems. Call Brian Nagle with True Mechanical to see what the best application is for your home. 631-563-1298 www.truemech.com.