Typically packaged units are used in the Southeast or in manufactured homes, but can be a good option for any home with the right ductwork. A package unit is the all-in-one heating and cooling system for homes that don't have a lot of room indoors for either a furnace and coil, or an air handler. Package units will contain all of their parts in one outdoor unit that sits on either the roof or to the side of a building. in two different footprints: small or large. The footprint you need depends on the BTU/tonnage and installation requirements for a building or home. Smaller footprint package units tend to be easier to install while larger footprint package units have greater installation flexibility. Large footprint units can be installed on either a rooftop or a slab while small packaged systems can only be installed on a slab. Air Conditioner, Coil & Gas Furnace Air Conditioner & Air Handler Heat Pump & Air Handler Heat Pump, Coil & Gas Furnace

Homes in areas with mild wintersbetter for homes with mild winterscentral air unit is frozen 13 - 20 SEER and 80% - 95% AFUEcar a/c compressor repair kit 13 SEER to 15 SEERthru the wall air conditioners ontario canada 13 - 15 SEER and 7.7 - 8 HSPF 15 SEER, 8 HSPF, 80% AFUE Dual-Fuel System: A packaged dual-fuel system is your best option if you want the benefits of having a heat pump but temperatures frequently drop below 25 °F and you don't have room for the coil and furnaceYour dual-fuel system works by turning on your gas furnace when temperatures get too cold. this, you will use less gas year-round to heat your home, potentially reducing your overall gas utility bill. Frigidaire iHybrid unit is an efficient package dual-fuel system option.

Packaged heat pumps contain a heat pump and an air handler. are good for residents of the South where temperatures rarely drop below freezing. With one of these package units, you can get all-electric heating and cooling. Package Air Conditioners: A packaged air conditioner contains an air conditioner and an airFor added comfort and heating capabilities, you can add heat strips. This is typically going to be the right unit for you if you want all-electric heating and cooling capabilities. range in efficiency from 13 SEER to 15 SEER, making them a great option if you want to upgrade from an old system that may have only been 10 SEER. Packaged Gas/Electric Systems: The other option for a packaged air conditioning system is aThese convenient units combine an air conditioner, coil and gas furnace. This option is great for you if you want the option of gas heating power. Typically, you would choose this option if you live in an area that does not have a lot of space inside to house an indoor component.

Frigidaire has two high-efficiency gas/electric packaged system options - one excels at cooling efficiency while the other excels at heating efficiency. ®, inverter-driven rotary compressor technology to reach high SEER levels - 20 SEER maximum! This is a significant SEER increase from old units and can help shave off some money from your cooling bills during the summer. The R8HE is the first ever gas/electric packaged unit in residential applications to go above 90% AFUE. When a furnace is that efficient, it produces condensate. a gas pack, there is a fear that the condensate will freeze and cause a componentthe R8HE eliminates this concern by piping the condensate that forms below the frost line. This makes it the first-ever condensing gas pack. At Frigidaire, we make home comfort easy. Find out what sets Frigidaire air conditioners, heat pumps and gas furnaces apart. If you can't decide which package air conditioner is right for you, or if a split

system is the better option for your home, talk to your local Frigidaire contractor.You don't have permission to access /viewcategory.cfm?categoryid=16So you’re buying a new home or remodeling an old one? Have you thought about installing central air conditioning or a new HVAC system? Let YORK® quality make a difference in your central heating and cooling system! A new home comfort system gives you the latest, energy-saving technology that helps reduce your utility bills. And with proper installation by your YORK® Contractor, you can also enjoy more consistent temperature control and improved indoor air quality. A central heating system – often called a “forced air system” – sends air into your home through ductwork installed above ceilings or in walls. The advantage is that the airstream can be filtered and humidified to make your home more comfortable. Economically, today’s gas furnace technology is so efficient that up to 98% of the fuel in our most efficient furnace is turned into usable heat.

A central air conditioning system also distributes air through ductwork to provide cooling, ventilation, heating (if using a heat pump or gas furnace) and humidity control. Central air conditioners can either be split systems or packaged units. A split system air conditioner comes in two parts: an indoor unit that integrates with an air handler or a furnace, and an outdoor unit with a compressor and condenser coil. When these components are properly matched, the system runs very efficiently. Today's “tight” building construction traps pollutants indoors. That's why, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air in "homes and other buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air.” Most people spend approximately 90% of their time indoors, so the health risks from pollutants inside are often greater than outside! Poor indoor air quality can cause dizziness and headaches and complicate allergies and asthma. Air cleaners and ventilators can introduce fresh outside air without wasting energy.