The Difference between Arizona Home AC Units & Car AC Units
Both home AC units and car AC units work on the same principle, they remove hot air from inside and deposit it outside. An Arizona home AC unit consists of a compressor, a condenser, and an evaporator.
When the refrigerant cools it changes from a vapor to a liquid. When the liquid refrigerant is forced through the opening in the expansion valve it is changed into a cool mist due to the fact that gas cools as it expands. As the refrigerant cools it changes to a liquid state, returns to the expansion area and continually repeats the cycle. The capability of the refrigerant to change forms as it is compressed and heated and expanded and cooled makes it the lifeblood of your air conditioner.
To put it simply, as air passes through the indoor coil it is cooled and blown through your home while hot air from your home is absorbed and released outside.
Your vehicle AC unit works on the same principle, with a compressor to compress the refrigerant, a condenser containing coils that cool the refrigerant changing it into a cold liquid, and an expansion valve that forces the refrigerant to change into a mist. A blower motor then moves air over the cold evaporator tubes. Additionally a car air-conditioner contains a drier canister where moisture is absorbed from the air. Finally the cool air is blown inside your vehicle.
When you are in need of South Chandler AC repair or air conditioner maintenance it’s best to call a professional, especially since older air conditioners use Freon as a refrigerant. Freon has been found to be dangerous to the ozone, so air conditioner technicians in Apache Junction use special machines to contain the Freon, preventing its release into the atmosphere.
Comfort Experts understands how badly you need your air conditioner during the summer in Arizona. When you need AC repair our highly experienced AC technicians will get your air conditioner back in service as quickly as possible. In Arizona, Comfort Experts is a name you can trust for AC repair that’s done right the first time.
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