Air Conditioning Service, Repair, and Installation in Delta, Surrey, Richmond, and White Rock
When the weather gets warm, your home should be a comfortable place to relax. A properly sized air conditioning system can help keep your home cool, improve indoor comfort, and make summer days much easier.
At Acorn Service Group, we install, service, and repair air conditioning systems in Tsawwassen, Ladner, North Delta, Richmond, White Rock, Surrey, and nearby areas. Whether you are looking to cool one room, upgrade an older system, or add air conditioning to your whole home, our team can help you choose the right option.
Ducted vs. Ductless air conditioning systems
Central (ducted) air conditioning systems: Central air conditioning offers whole-house cooling, and, with the addition of air-louver-control boxes, offers moderate, multi-zone temperature control capability.
In central air conditioning, the inside cooling coil is typically placed inside the central furnace/AC unit of your forced air heating system, where it distributes chilled air throughout your home in summer using your existing ductwork
Ductless air conditioning systems: Ductless systems can supply chilled air to a single room or several rooms in a home, depending on whether they are split, or multi-split systems. A split system uses a single indoor unit and a single outdoor unit, and is useful for cooling one zone inside your home. A multi-split system attaches several indoor units to an outdoor unit, and can cool an entire house, using a remote to program individual temperature settings in each zone.
How Ductless and Central Air conditioning systems work
Ductless (Individual Air Conditioning)
Indoor units are placed in each room for individual heating and cooling. Each one can be connected to its own outdoor unit (split system), or up to five indoor units can be connected to a single outdoor unit (multi-split system).
Each indoor unit operates independently to enable individual temperature settings.
Ducted (Central Air Conditioning)
Air is sent through ducts from one central location to heat and cool all rooms.
All rooms are air conditioned uniformly at the same temperature settings.
Other advantages of ductless air conditioning systems include:
- Required inside wall space is significantly reduced
- Compressor and condenser can be located farther away from the inside space for noise reduction
- Flexible exterior hoses that lead from the outside unit to the interior one(s) can be enclosed with metal to look like drainpipes
- High energy efficiency, reaching above 30 SEER(the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio).
- High performance, anywhere from 9,000 to 36,000 Btu (9,500–38,000 kJ) per hour of cooling
Split Systems
- Connects one indoor unit to an outdoor unit
- Installs simply and unobtrusively in buildings with no need for ductwork
multi-Split Systems
- Connects up to five indoor units to a single outdoor unit
- Cools multiple rooms with no need for ductwork
- Offers individual control of room temperature settings
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