I have been considering a current a/c.
Although the cooling system installed into my cabin is still operational, it is almost twenty years old.
It has lasted much longer than I expected. While the system has been quite reliable, it’s start to show signs of age. It now makes a good deal of noise when starting up or shutting down. Because the a/c is putting out less cool air, it’s forced to run a lot more often than it used to. It uses a lot more energy & daily electric bills are considerably higher, then plus, the a/c struggles to keep up on especially hot & humid summer time nights & nights. The cabin often feels hot & sticky. There seems to be an increase in the amount of dust & other particles circulating in the breathing air. I worry that contaminated air quality will cause health complications for my family. I am sad that the a/c will fail at a honestly inopportune time. I’ve started researching the current models available. This week’s generation of a/cs offer much higher SEER ratings & all sorts of advantageous features. I could update to adaptable-speed technology. This would allow the cooling component to intuitively tailor output to the exact demands of the indoor space. Making a tiny one percent adjustment in speed anywhere between forty & one hundred percent capacity, the AC component would maintain a more consistent temperature, optimize efficiency & reduce carbon footprint. It would cost less to operate & yet do a better task of filtering out pollutants & handling excess humidity. Modern system are also more compact & make a lot less noise. We would have the benefit of the manufacturer’s warranty.