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Save Money by purchasing a high efficiency AC unit

The average household spends more than $2,200 a year on energy bills, with nearly half of this going to heating and cooling costs. Chills Air Conditioning can help you make smart decisions about your home or business’ heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) system that can help save you money.

Save Money by purchasing a High Efficiency AC Unit and obtain an FPL rebate incentive of up to $950 and/or a tax credit of up to $1500. Call today for your Free Go Green Energy Survey.

Annual Savings for home cooling

What is the 13 Seer Standard?

The efficiency of air conditioning equipment refers to the amount of cooling it delivers, compared to the amount of electricity it consumes. It is expressed as SEER, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio.

Ways to Save Money on your Air Conditioning Costs

  • When buying a window air conditioning unit, more is not necessarily better. Base the size of the air conditioning unit on the size of the room, the other factors that affect the temperature in the room, such as how many windows it has and whether it faces south, north, etc. An air conditioning unit that is too big for the room will work harder and cost you more.
  • When you’re shopping for a central air conditioning system, make sure the SEER number (seasonal energy efficiency ratio) is 13 or better (14 in warmer climates). A less efficient system will cost you more to run. Look for an EER (energy efficiency ratio) of 11 or higher for room air conditioners. A high efficiency unit costs more, but if you live in a hot climate, it will pay for itself in a few years by reducing electricity bills.
  • Perform regular maintenance on your air conditioning unit. Replace the filter monthly during the cooling season and have a professional service your system at the beginning of each cooling season.
  • Install a programmable thermostat so you can vary the temperature according to when you’re home. Set it to 78 degrees when you’re home. If you’ll be gone for more than a few hours, it makes sense to set the air conditioning at 85 degrees while you’re gone.

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