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dvertise with us.   •  Sitemap  •  All BrandsTerms | Pbout Our Ads | HAir conditioner price lists give you the chance to quickly browse all the brand’s models for pricing and performance. Along with the costs, you’ll see the efficiency rating, or SEER, or the unit and whether it’s modulating, 2-stage or a single-stage model. The compressor is the key to performance. A modulating compressor runs between 40% and 100%, delivering just the cooling required at the moment to keep the air temperature in your home cool and balanced, without fluctuation. A modulating compressor offers the most precise temperature control but will also make the unit more expensive. A 2-stage central air conditioner will run at low capacity, about 65%, most of the time. The cycles will be longer and quieter as a result. They will remove more humidity from the air and will more thoroughly filter the air than a single-stage model. Single-stage ACs run at full capacity whenever they are on.

They typically produce slight temperature fluctuations, but their lower cost make them attractive to many homeowners. Any air conditioner will make your home more comfortable when paired with a variable-speed blower in the furnace. We offer complete pricing because cost is a large part of the decision-making for most homeowners. Our individual air conditioner reviews also include prices. Our goal is to give you the unbiased facts so you can make an informed decision about your next central air conditioner.  For a specific brand please see the below links: You may want to know how the Carrier Infinity air conditioners stack up against more affordable Carrier models in the Comfort Series, for example. The Carrier air conditioner price list, and those from Trane, Bryant, Amana, American Standard, Armstrong, Ducane, Rheem, Ruud, Heil, Lennox and Goodman give you that opportunity. You can also compare top lines like the Carrier Infinity ACs to other brands’ best like Trane XL, Lennox Signature or American Standard Platinum.

With efficiency and compressor performance data listed, it’s easy to compare “apples to apples” to know what each series offers. Many homeowners consider which type of HVAC split system to go with, the traditional air conditioner and furnace or a heat pump and air handler – or a heat pump and furnace in very cold climates. Use AC price lists and heat pump price lists to compare performance and pricing. For example, find out how Trane central air conditioners compare to Trane heat pumps in price and performance. We’ve got price lists for all the major heat pump brands. If you’re looking to put together a split system, you may also want to see the gas furnace price lists for these brands or the oil furnace price lists if oil makes sense where you live. The air conditioner price lists are a good way to focus in on the brand and series you may want for your home. You’ll quickly see which models have the right combination of efficiency, performance and price you’re looking for.

Then you can look for individual HVAC reviews to learn more about your top choices. With all our HVAC price lists, we want to make it convenient for you to do the necessary research to find a central AC that will meet your expectations in the years ahead.If you’re considering replacing the HVAC system in your NYC commercial space or high-end residence, there’s a new type of HVAC technology on the market that you need to know about. It’s called Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) and it’s the latest and greatest in heating and cooling comfort.Variable Refrigerant Flow, or VRF HVAC systems, have been the HVAC system of choice in Europe, Japan, China and other parts of the world for quite some time. Over the past 5 to 10 years, VRF HVAC technology has become increasingly popular in the US and especially in large urban areas like New York City.Like traditional central air conditioning systems used for residential and light commercial spaces, VRF HVAC systems are air-cooled and refrigerant-based, using outdoor condenser units and indoor fan coil units.

But the similarity stops there.Instead of one large, noisy unit pumping out air to the whole space, a VRF HVAC system features several smaller air handlers that can be individually controlled and piped back to one system. The term variable refrigerant flow, or VRF, refers to the system’s ability to control the amount of refrigerant flowing to each of these small air handlers.This sophisticated new VRF HVAC technology is capable of providing not only cooling, but also heat, and even both simultaneously to different areas within the space. The use of multiple indoor units provides the ability to create zones that can be individually controlled. What’s more, these VRF HVAC systems are very quiet and energy-efficient because the variable-speed compressor runs only at the capacity needed for the current conditions.In New York City, where space is at a premium and energy costs are high, residents and business owners are increasingly choosing VRF HVAC systems for these types of spaces:1. VRF HVAC systems use less energy for several reasons.

The system is designed to provide exactly the amount of cooling needed for the current conditions, which means it runs less frequently and at a lower capacity. The VRF HVAC system is also designed to capture heat from the cooling process and reuse it in other areas that may need heating.2. In a VRF HVAC system, the noisier condensing unit is typically outside, and the indoor air handlers are smaller and quieter than a traditional split system.3. Heat and cool simultaneously. The VRF HVAC system captures residual heat absorbed from the air during the cooling process, and redirects that heat to other parts of the building that need heat. That means you can have air conditioning in the living room for a party, while you heat the bedroom where the baby is sleeping. Or you can have heat in the winter for cooler window offices, and air conditioning in the central conference room for a large meeting.4. The VRF HVAC system’s compressor can detect the precise requirements of each zone, and send the precise amount of refrigerant needed to do the job.

As a result, each area of your space is consistently comfortable with well-controlled humidity and no hot or cold spots.5. Since the VRF HVAC system is designed to run only when needed and under partial-load conditions, there is less wear and tear on the parts. That means fewer breakdowns. Also, if something goes wrong with one air handler, often the others are unaffected. That means your whole space won’t be without air conditioning all at once.6. Since the air handlers are smaller and VRF HVAC systems don’t usually require ducts, they don’t require as much wall and ceiling space for the equipment. That means you get to keep those gorgeous high ceilings in your apartment.7. For residences, you can take advantage of mobile control technology that lets you adjust temperature settings for each zone from your mobile device. For commercial settings, the VRF HVAC system’s built-in controls may allow you to skip purchasing expensive building management software.Related article: 5 Money Saving Features to Look for in New Thermostats.1.

VRF HVAC systems may cost more than traditional central air systems up front. But this cost can be offset by lower energy bills and repair expenses over time. Ask an HVAC expert to help you with a cost-benefit comparison.2. Requires an experienced installer. These systems are extremely sophisticated and require a trained and experienced installer. If you choose a company that doesn’t understand the unique requirements of VRF HVAC systems, you’ll end up with sub-par performance and you’ll pay more in the end to have an expert come in to fix it.Related article: You Can’t Afford to Make These 7 Air Conditioning Installation Mistakes.3. May require supplemental heating in NYC. The VRF HVAC system may not be able to adequately heat your NYC space during the coldest months. Many homeowners and business owners install radiant floor heat as a supplement when needed.4. Consider the size of the air handlers when choosing a brand. If space is tight (when isn’t it in NYC?) be sure to ask your installer to check the size of the air handling units when recommending a brand.