You don't have permission to access /viewcategory.cfm?categoryid=18Comfortmaker® Dealers in Woodbridge, NJ Area Beat the summer heat with our high efficiency air conditioner with a single-stage compressor. Its high Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio makes it ENERGY STAR® qualified so you can enjoy money-saving, efficient cooling comfort. And with a durable, tight wire grille design and corner post construction you can expect it to endure harsh outdoor weather for years to come. Up to 16 SEER cooling Quiet performance (as low as 72 decibels)* Durably built to withstand bad weather and debris Designed for corrosion resistance and lasting performance 5-Year No Hassle Replacement™ Limited Warranty+ 10-Year Parts Limited Warranty Efficient, single-stage scroll compressor System protecting filter drier Durable, protective tight wire grille panels allow easy coil cleaning; corner posts for extra strength and style High-gloss, baked-on powder coat finish over galvanized steel

Sound-reducing features: soft-mounted compressor, and acoustic-absorbing compressor blanket Compatible with most cooling thermostats Non-ozone depleting R-410A refrigerant Cooling capacity: 1.5–5 tons Split System AC Owners Manual Limited Warranty Certificate, for Residential R-410A Heating & Cooling , Warranty Limited Warranty Certificate, for Residential R-410A Heating & Cooling , Warranty - French Canadian *Quietest size within each model group during most common cooling operating condition. +No Hassle Replacement™ Limited Warranty: If compressor, coil or heat exchanger fails due to defect during the applicable No Hassle Replacement limited warranty time period, a one-time replacement with a comparable unit will be provided. ±10-Year Parts Limited Warranty: Timely registration required for 10-year parts limited warranty. Rheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings - Rheem offers several economical air conditioning systems from 13 SEER to 20 SEER for residential and light commercial.

Rheem air conditioners come in the Prestige series air conditioner or the Classic series air conditioner and features of various Rheem air conditioners include:Rheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings | Select FeaturesEnergy Star rating on selected ACsTwo-Stage compressors in selected AC units offer higher efficiency for energy savingsOn board diagnostics on select AC units that detects and records potential problems to make air conditioner troubleshooting easier for technicians servicing the unit.Durable cabinets with sound blankets on compressors to reduce noise on selected air conditionersSelected air conditioners use R-410A ozone friendly refrigerantEasy access panels with pressure controls on selected air conditionersTop Model SEER Rating Rheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Overall Rheem air conditioners are good systems. Rheem condensing units have unique designs that make them stand out from other manufacturers. Some units are low profile so they do not stand out. Rheem does have some proprietary parts that require you to purchase parts from a Rheem dealer if there is a problem with some components.

Rheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Choosing the ContractorOne of the most important selections you can make when purchasing HVAC equipment is not the name brand of the appliance but the HVAC contractor you choose to install the product for you.It is very important that the system as a whole is installed properly lest problems occur later that will not be covered by warranty simply because the system was installed improperly. lg split air conditioner price list in hyderabadSo make sure you choose a reputable and reliable HVAC contractor for your next HVAC purchase.coleman furnace parts calgaryRheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings - HistoryRheem Manufacturing Company was established in 1920’s by Richard and Donald Rheem when the two brothers bought a galvanizing plant in San Francisco, CA. red dot air conditioning brisbane

In the 40’s and 50’s Rheem expanded it’s core product line of water heaters to include air conditioning and heating equipment. Rheem has expanded and is now a global company with offices in Europe, Australia, Canada, Asia, and South America.For more information on Rheem and their latest models and efficiency ratings visit the Rheem website.Check out our other Rheem Reviews:Rheem Gas Furnace ReviewsRheem Heat Pump ReviewsRheem Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings“14 SEER vs. 17 SEER: Is the Difference in Price Worth the Extra Efficiency?” We’ll cut straight to the point: No, the energy savings alone most likely won’t make purchasing the 17-SEER air conditioner over a 14-SEER worth it. All other things being equal, a 3-ton, 17-SEER air conditioner will likely save you just $66/year in cooling costs over the same size 14-SEER air conditioner (see our calculations below). So even with the $300 federal tax credit, the 17-SEER air conditioner is unlikely to pay for the price difference over its lifespan.

So why do we think you should you still consider the more expensive 17-SEER unit? Higher SEER often means better comfort A higher efficiency 17-SEER air conditioner usually comes with 2-stage cooling and a variable-speed fan. These features not only improve the energy efficiency of the unit, but provide better cooling than the 14-SEER AC can provide. You see, a standard air conditioner has only 2 modes: on and off. But a 2-stage air conditioner with a variable-speed fan can meet your cooling needs about 80% of the time with its lower setting, meaning it will run more often, but at a lower setting and without as many starts and stops. This has 2 benefits:The longer run times help the air in your home mix better and provides more even temperature control throughout your home.Running longer helps the air conditioner remove twice as much moisture/humidity from your air. And that’s a big deal in Atlanta! “But won’t longer run times actually mean higher cooling costs?”

Good question, but no. Like a car, an air conditioner costs less to operate when it stops and starts less often. Each time the AC starts up, it costs more because of the greater energy needed to start up. Plus, when it does run, it’s using only a fraction of the energy a standard AC would. Read more in our article: Single vs. Two-Stage Air Conditioners You may also find these articles helpful: Replacing an Air Conditioning System? 3 Things You Ought to Know How Much Does a New Central Air Conditioner Cost? Now, here’s how we calculated the energy savings of the 17-SEER air conditioner vs. the 14-SEER... Estimating the annual savings between 14 and 17 SEER 1. Calculate the estimated amount of energy each air conditioner will use annually using this equation: [(Size of AC system x 12,000) / SEER] x 1500 = amount of Watt-hours used annually So with 14-SEER and 17-SEER options, we get: 14-SEER= 3,857,000 Watts/hour (rounded to nearest thousand)

17-SEER= 3,176,000 Watts/hour (rounded to nearest thousand) 2. Subtract the 17-SEER AC’s annual energy use from the 14-SEER’s. 3. Convert step 2’s number to kWh by dividing by 1000. 4. Multiply step 3’s number by your electricity rate. In Atlanta, the average electricity rate is around 9.4 cents/kWh. 699 x $.094= $65.71 So, for a 3-ton air conditioner in Atlanta, a 17-SEER unit can save you around $66/year when compared to a 14-SEER unit. Every energy-saving estimation has some built-in assumptions. You’re replacing both the outside unit and indoor air handler/blower. This is called a matched system and it’s the only way to get the advertised SEER ratings. Your home doesn’t have any major duct issues. The air conditioner is only part of a system that includes your ductwork. If your current ducts are undersized or leaking, you won’t see a lot of actual savings from a more efficient AC. The air conditioners being quoted are the correct size for your home.