PRODUCTS & SERVICES TOP Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Daikin leverages its experience and technology to deliver air conditioning solutions that meet the demands of any setting. Air to Water Heat Pump Systems Training & Technical Support Pioneering Fluorine Technology Providing Solutions for Life Utilizing IPM motor and inverter technology for greater energy savings #50  of 67 brands of central air conditioners Read more about CARRIER central air conditioners 38AH GEMINI 38AKS GEMINI 38ARS GEMINI 38ARZ GEMINI Infinity Infinity 21 Performance Performance 17 Location: East Brunswick, NJ The evaporator coil mentioned in the above title of review had its condensate tray made of iron without adequate protection from rusting. It rusted out completely and all the condensate water started pouring down on the blower fan and motor. In the middle of a hot summer I had no choice but to call ** ***** of Tinton Falls, New Jersey, an authorized Carrier

contractor, who charged me a total $2,872.62 on 6/13/2015 to replace evaporator with Model No. CNPVP4221ALAAAAA, Serial No. 2115X40829. was a highway robbery. The total cost for both the Carrier A/C and heatingBeing an electrical engineer by profession, and having worked on Carrier air conditioning units for years for building complexes for a bi-state Government agency, I was very impressed with the quality of Carrier A/C units. That made me buy a Carrier A/C and heating furnace to replace my Sears central A/C and Westinghouse furnace after nearly 30 years of service. Very disappointed and unsatisfied with Carrier and ** *****. Location: London, Ontario, Canada Never buy Carrier, they sit in an ivory tower and have no response toTook a month from the date of install to replace my faultyHydro bill doubled, took a total of 10 hours off work to let the techs in the house to test their product. The rep didn't return my calls, now I'm

out over $250 in wages plus $200 in extra hydro.window ac unit menards Carrier has had a known problem with the TXV expansion valve which canhow much freon does a 5 ton ac unit hold fail within 3 years such as mine. lg mini split ac error codesThey will cover the part but not the over $500 labor fee to replace it. Sad, but be ready to pay a service fee of 10% of the Carrier system cost within 3 years. I bought this Carrier unit through CenterPoint Energy when our old unit died and we needed to make payments on a new one. This thing is a pieceI've had CenterPoint come out 3 times in 2 years to work onIt gets loud as hell and can't cool once it gets muggy out. I'm glad that CenterPoint has a 5 year warranty on this, because I'm going

to get this thing working or they are giving me a new one. and shame on Carrier for selling this pos! I have never sent out a review before but Carrier sucks. My house is four years old and I have had to get my units worked on four times. are only covered a few more months and I have a service contract to have them taken care of. ***** ****** built the house and had they sent in the registration card when the house was built I could have had 5 more years coverage on the units but now ***** ****** ***** and Carrier told me to pack sand. I have nobody to blame but me. Please do your home work and do not use Carrier or ***** ****** *****. Location: West Columbia, SC This unit worked beautifully until July 17, 2016. Since that time, I have had ARS technicians to come here five times. It is now August 4, 2016. Three different technicians have come and tried to analyze and correctNone of them have been able to fix it. As I wait here in a

very hot house, someone is supposed to come back today. morning to say they are trying to locate a part. A new circuit board and thermostat were installed on August 3, 2016. Again, the unit quit runningApparently, ARS is not going to be able today to try anotherHaving purchased this unit for $9,000.00 only two years ago, I'm sure that you can understand my level of frustration andMy question to you is, have similar complaints been made on Just installed a new 2 1/2 ton Carrier air conditioner. It was advertised to be as low as 65 decibels. Carrier couldn't care less! No recourse for me. Buying Carrier was a colossal blunder! I have no one to blame butAs it turns out, American Standard was the best choice. That was based on exhaustive research, after the purchase. found what seemed to be endless complaints against Carrier. test drive an air conditioner? This unit has been a huge pain in the ass. Since I bought and had it installed by some real crooks.

Won't mention the name because I have noIt's now blowing warm air again! Just had it repaired last month($280.00) and here we go again. I'm going to shi. Can this pos and have a unit from aThank God I can afford to do it. interested in my experience, let me know and I'll tell you who the realThey may have changed by now but corporate culture Brand new $5500.00 machine. Not working for 5 days. AC Man had to replace fan motor and module, then wires. Less than 10 months old. no buy any Carriers. Product made in Mexico. My A/C 4 ton unit is Customer service hangs up on you! CEO has no phone number! Infinity 96 system purchased in new home in December 2006. condensate pump twice, evaporator coils twice, and now the variableAll this while having the unit routinely maintainedWorst reliability of any major appliance that I have had in 40 years of home ownership. Will never buy Carrier products again.When it comes to effectively and efficiently cooling a home, which is better: ductless or central air conditioning?

This is a question that many of today's homeowners are considering. In years past, most people opted for central AC. Recently, though, ductless AC has been surging in popularity, and it's not just being installed in homes without existing ductwork. People are more concerned than ever about energy costs, and ductless systems are big winners in that regard. Whether you opt for central air or ductless system, you're looking at a major investment and should do plenty of research before making your decision. The initial cost is a major factor, of course, but it pays to consider long-term costs as well. At the same time, you should think about the indoor comfort needs of you and your family. You may think that central air conditioning is the way to go, but you shouldn't dismiss ductless without learning what it's about and what it can do for you. Ductless Air Conditioner vs. Central Air Conditioner: Which is Right for You Before weighing the pros and cons of central air conditioning and ductless air conditioning, you should have a basic grasp of what each system entails.

A central air conditioning system typically has two units. The indoor unit is usually attached to the furnace, whose blower forces cooled air through ducts that stretch around the home. The outdoor unit houses a compressor and condenser. What does Ductless Mean? Ductless systems also have indoor and outdoor components, but they aren't built into existing forced-air furnaces. Outdoor units are usually mounted on outside walls, but they may also be installed farther away if necessary. Depending on the heating and cooling needs of a home, more than one outdoor unit may be needed. Similarly, there is one or more indoor air-handling unit. These units may be mounted high on walls, on ceilings or on floors. With multi-split systems, different temperatures may be set for different zones. Some of the most important things to consider when weighing the benefits of ductless systems over central air conditioners include: Flexibility - With ductless, indoor air handlers can be installed in a variety of places.

You can also have them installed so that heated and cooled air is limited to specific parts of the home, which creates superior comfort and results in lower energy bills. Heating and Cooling - Central air conditioners can only be used to cool a home. They must be paired with furnaces or heat pumps for year-round indoor comfort. In areas where temperatures rarely or never dip below about 20 degrees Fahrenheit, ductless systems can heat homes as well as cool them. They have reversible heat pumps that move warm air in either direction. Zoned Comfort - With central air conditioning, setting the temperature on the thermostat adjusts the temperature for the entire home. By opting for a multi-split ductless system, you can set different temperatures in different rooms. If you don't plan to use a room on a given day, you can stop having heated or cooled air directed there. This results in significant energy savings. Less Energy Loss - One of the biggest drawbacks of a standard central air conditioning system is the fact that cooled air has to travel through ducts to get where it needs to go.

Along the way, a lot of it seeps out and is lost in unconditioned parts of the home. This can result in energy losses of up to 30 percent. Your ductwork is left out of the equation with a ductless system, so the issue of leaks is eliminated entirely. Simple Installation - As long as it's performed by an authorized and experienced contractor, ductless air conditioning installation is a snap. Most of the legwork has to be done prior to installation. For example, technicians must determine the appropriate places to mount indoor air handlers and perform load calculations to ensure that the equipment that's used has the right capacity. Design - One thing about ductless systems that sometimes gives people pause is the fact that it's necessary to have indoor units installed to deliver cooled and heated air to specific rooms. In other words, equipment isn't just tucked away down in the basement. However, high-quality ductless systems have compact, low-profile indoor units that do little to detract from interior decor.