Installation of HVAC systems
Our company is engaged in the installation and repair of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems in the Tampa Bay Area and Sarasota. We also do professional appliance repairs in the area. Today we would like to talk with you about the work that is included in the installation of HVAC systems and get to know all the components of the HVAC system in more detail.
Why do you need an HVAC system?
HVAC systems play an important role in creating comfortable living conditions in your home. Typically, some of the best HVAC systems have a lifespan of 15 to 25 years. HVAC systems are designed to move air, heating or cooling a space in a process. The popularity of these systems is growing by the day. The HVAC system allows you to control the heating and cooling of your home, while maintaining indoor air quality and ventilation. HVAC systems works based on the basic principles of heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics.
When outdoor air enters the HVAC system, it is sucked into the ventilation unit where work begins. When air enters the air filters, they remove dust, dirt and other contaminants, rendering it the cleanest air possible. The air is cooled or heated to remove additional moisture. When the air is purified, fresh air is supplied to the building at the temperature you need.
What does an air conditioning system consist of?
A basic HVAC system consists of a heating unit, a cooling unit, and a duct to move cooled or heated air. But let’s learn a little more about each of the components of the air conditioning (AC) system, which has the following main parts and design:
1. Thermostat. The thermostat’s temperature sensors indicate when the heating or air conditioning needs to be turned on or off.
2. Heat generator. The most important task of a heat generator is to generate heat by extracting the energy from the fuel in the combustion chamber.
3. Heat Exchanger. The heat exchanger allows for the transfer of heat from one source to a working liquid, for purposes of cooling or heating.
4. Blower. A blower or fan is used to force air from the heat exchanger into the duct. Also, this unit serves to supply air to the desired area.
5. Condenser coil and compressor. These HVAC system components are key to the entire system. The condenser is the outdoor portion of the system that releases or collects heat depending on the time of year. The compressor moves refrigerant through the system to cool outdoor air as it moves to the interior.
6. Evaporator coil. The evaporator coil lowers the temperature of the compressed liquid refrigerant and converting it into vapor. It is used to collect liquid refrigerant from the compressor.
7. Air ducts and vents. Air ducts are used to convey or direct air to various parts of the HVAC system. In turn, the vents serve to supply air to the desired rooms or areas.
8. Ductless Mini Split. As a rule, split-blocks are installed outside the premises. These components are the most commonly used components in a heat pump or air conditioning system.
What works are included in the installation of an HVAC system?
A complete list of HVAC system installation work depends on the HVAC model and other factors. As a general rule, do-it-yourself HVAC installation is not recommended. For HVAC installation, seek assistance from companies that specialize in this services, and most importantly, that possess all the necessary licenses and experience. SAR Appliance Repair has all the necessary licenses and many years of experience in installing HVAC systems. Let’s take a look at what’s on the HVAC system maintenance list. Following your HVAC system’s operating instructions and maintenance checkups, can extend the life of your system. Here are some of the maintenance jobs for air conditioners:
- Checking air ducts
- Checking the thermostat
- Cleaning and checking of drain lines
- Cleaning condenser fan
- Measuring amperage
- Lubrication of all rotating components
- Checking the refrigerant
- Checking seals
- Electrical diagnostics
- Cleaning and replacement of the air filter
- Checking the heat exchanger fins
- Cleaning of condenser coils
- Checking the air flow through the evaporator coil
Today you learned more about how HVAC systems work, types of air conditioning systems and what AC system means. If you need HVAC, AC system repair, HVAC, AC installation in the Tampa Bay Area or Sarasota, SAR Appliance Repair can help you with this. Simply call us at +1 (727) 350-9322 or use our online booking system and we will send a technician to your home. Our expert will diagnose the problem and tell you the cost of parts and labor. Upon your acceptance, a technician will proceed to repair or install the HVAC system. And because we are committed to customer satisfaction, we hope you take the time to leave us a positive review on Yelp or Google!
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Of course, any climate system needs timely maintenance and repair. Preventive maintenance is the best way to avoid costly breakdowns and repairs while providing more significant energy savings, ensuring maximum system life, and ensuring your HVAC systems are performing in top condition. You use your home’s HVAC and electrical systems every day. So why wouldn’t you make sure they’re functioning correctly? SAR Appliance Repair can provide the regular maintenance you need.
Precision Heating Tune-Up
Our specialists will perform preventive maintenance to keep you warm and comfortable in the summer heat. Checking everything in HVAC - from ductwork to thermostat calibration.
Precision A/C Tune-Up
We'll inspect and clean your A/C system. You must be sure that you are breathing fresh air.
Precision Electrical Tune-Up
Our SAR Appliance Repair professional technicians will check your electrical panel and make sure the entire HVAC system is ready to go.
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Pre-season schedule for tune-ups
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Pre-season schedule for tune-ups
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10% off all repairs
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No diagnostic fee
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