There are several types of central air conditioning systems available for homes, but the most common one is the split system. This is what most people think of when they think of residential air conditioners. There are also mini split systems, a.k.a. ductless air conditioning, which have increased in popularity over the past decade and are often installed into older homes that lack ducts.
In this post, we’re going to look at a third type of residential air conditioning system, the packaged AC unit, which is the dominant type of cooling system for commercial buildings but can also work for a home. If you want to know fuller details about packaged air conditioning systems, feel free to call our experts at Comfort Master. They can answer all your questions and schedule an air conditioning replacement in Raleigh, NC.
Heat rises. That’s a basic science fact you learn in elementary school. It’s also a fact you experience almost daily in a two-story house. Whether it’s winter or summer, the upper floor will be warmer than the other parts of the house when there’s no air circulation and no heating or cooling system running. An effective central air system is supposed to evenly spread comfort around the rooms so that the upper parts of the house aren’t warmer then the rest of the house.
