Air conditioning
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Air conditioning
Starting in January 2006 the DOE will enforce a 13 seasonal energy efficiency rating or “SEER� standard for residential central air conditioners. This standard, which will apply to central air conditioners increases by 30 percent the SEER standard that applies to models sold today.
Although more efficient will increase the cost of an AC system by at least $1,000. But in theory be cheaper to run ... Units may be a lot larger in size...
Although more efficient will increase the cost of an AC system by at least $1,000. But in theory be cheaper to run ... Units may be a lot larger in size...
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Ray
Starting in January 2006 the DOE will enforce a 13 seasonal energy efficiency rating or “SEER� standard for residential central air conditioners. This standard, which will apply to central air conditioners increases by 30 percent the SEER standard that applies to models sold today.
Although more efficient will increase the cost of an AC system by at least $1,000. But in theory be cheaper to run ... Units may be a lot larger in size...
Although more efficient will increase the cost of an AC system by at least $1,000. But in theory be cheaper to run ... Units may be a lot larger in size...
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Mountisland? Is that you?
I did wonder. Do you think he's feeling himself?
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Mountisland? Is that you?
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Ray
FFS.. I just thought it was interesting .. will make a big difference to Floridians who's whole way of life is dependant on the A/C unit ...
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Ray
FFS.. I just thought it was interesting .. will make a big difference to Floridians who's whole way of life is dependant on the A/C unit ...
This is actually a fair point...life down here without AC would be horrific to say the least.
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by ImHere
This is actually a fair point...life down here without AC would be horrific to say the least.
Crying now....
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Crying now....
I think perhap we should seal the state border up in October to stop all those whinging northerners from spending the winter here and clogging up our roads and beaches.
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Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
My heart bleeds - after all those jokes when I'm in the depths of a Chicago winter. Oh yes, my heart bleeds.
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Ray
JeeZ ..we have cold days as well you know... many a cold winters day I have to wear trousers instead of shorts..... and a long sleeved shirt... instead of a T shirt..so we know suffering.. missy.......
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Ray
FFS.. I just thought it was interesting .. will make a big difference to Floridians who's whole way of life is dependant on the A/C unit ...
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Re: Air conditioning
Originally Posted by Eskimo
I found it very interesting Ray- we have just had our filters replaced and the difference it incredible but the cost of a new unit (which we need ) is well over 4k :scared: cant imagine life without out - the UK is hot at the moment and Woodsey is moaning like mad about no AC
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Re: Air conditioning
Whatever the cost, I'll pay it. It was 115 here yesterday and it's going to be 116 today. Fried egg on the patio anyone?.
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Re: Air conditioning
Ray, the only problem is, I've heard that most people won't benefit from the 30% unless they install new duct work.
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Re: Air conditioning
Had to replace my one tenant's ac a couple of months ago, and the AC dude told me about it, and suggested I replace my own unit before the end of the year!