How Does My AC Remove Humidity?

removing humidity with air conditioners

Air conditioners perform a wide range of functions, the most important one being regulating indoor temperatures. Other functions include; getting rid of airborne impurities and extracting excess moisture from air circulating in a room. Removing excess humidity is also an important function of HVAC systems because too much moisture in air can make it difficult for you to breath.

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Why Do My Windows Collect Condensation?

Ductless air system

Window condensation develops in varying conditions. However, the primary cause of moisture developing on windows is high moisture content or humidity within a home. One of the sources contributing to window condensation could be an AC unit which is an integral part of any heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system.

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Benefits Of A Ductless Split System

Environmentally Friendly

Mitsubishi ductless systems comprise one of the highly efficient, energy saving and cost effective multi-split HVAC systems. Unlike ducted systems, split systems do not require pipes to transfer air from one place to another. Ductless systems simply include an air compressor, an air handler, and a three-inch hole (through a wall) through which electrical wires are passed from an air compressor to an air handler. Find out the full benefits of these systems which range from environmentally friendly to easy installation.

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Preparing Your AC For Summer

Ductless air system

Modern homes have the advantage of a central heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system (HVAC) that allows for hot or cold air to be distributed through air ducts within a home. The air conditioning unit is an integral part of the HVAC system and one of the most expensive appliances that complements any home.

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