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Air Conditioning (AC):
System that cools indoor air by removing heat and moisture.
AC Installation:
Professional setup of an AC unit with correct electrical and duct connections.
AC Maintenance:
Routine service to keep AC systems efficient and clean.
AC Tune-Ups:
Seasonal inspections and adjustments for optimal performance.
Heating:
Systems designed to increase indoor air temperature for comfort.
Furnace:
A heater that distributes warmed air through ducts.
Central Heating:
A single system that heats air or water for the entire home.
Heat Pump:
System that both heats and cools by transferring heat.
Single Phase:
Standard residential electric service with one power cycle.
Triple Phase:
Three-phase power used for large HVAC systems, usually in commercial settings.
4-Wire Thermostat:
Thermostat using four separate control wires for HVAC operation.
Wireless Thermostat:
Wi-Fi or Bluetooth-enabled thermostat for remote control via mobile app.
R-22A Refrigerant:
Older refrigerant being phased out due to ozone impact.
410A Refrigerant:
Modern, eco-friendlier refrigerant used in newer HVAC systems.
SEER Rating:
Efficiency rating for air conditioners; higher means more efficient.
LEED Certified:
Green building certification for energy-efficient design.
Energy Efficient:
Describes systems that reduce energy consumption and utility costs.
Mini Splits:
Zoned HVAC systems with outdoor and indoor units.
Ductless Mini Splits:
Mini split systems that do not require ducts, ideal for room-specific control.
Portable Air Conditioner:
Movable AC unit vented through a window, used for temporary cooling.
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ):
Measure of how clean and healthy the air is inside your home.
HVAC:
Stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems.
Condenser:
Outdoor unit that releases heat collected from the indoors.
Blower Motor:
Fan motor that circulates air through the HVAC system and into the home.
Registers:
Adjustable grilles that deliver air from ducts into rooms.