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Goodman 4 Ton Horizontal Packaged Air Conditioner 13.4 SEER2 10.6 EER2
$3,654.00
$4,345.00
Goodman 5 Ton Horizontal Packaged Air Conditioner 13.4 SEER2 10.6 EER2
$4,292.00
$5,016.00
Goodman 3.5 Ton Horizontal Packaged Air Conditioner 13.4 SEER2 10.6 EER2
$3,452.00
$4,131.00
Goodman 3 Ton Horizontal Packaged Air Conditioner 13.4 SEER2 10.6 EER2
$3,020.00
$3,675.00
All-in-One Comfort: Packaged Heating and Cooling Solutions
If you are looking for a comprehensive and sophisticated solution for heating and cooling a large indoor space, packaged air conditioning units offer that and then some. But what really is a package unit and how is it different from other air conditioning systems? Let’s find out.
What’s a package unit air conditioner?
Simply put, a packaged air conditioner refers to a system of air conditioning wherein all the elements required to produce hot and cool air are packed neatly into one unit instead of two.
How does a packaged unit work?
The single unit of the packaged air conditioner is usually mounted outside the space you want to heat and cool, also making this type of air conditioning comparatively quieter. Packaged air conditioning units require ductwork to carry the air indoors, which makes them a great solution for spaces with built-in ceiling and floor ducts.
So that’s the basic explanation of a package unit solution. But why should you choose this type of air conditioning units over any other system? We answer below.
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Here are the many reasons why you should choose a package unit air conditioner from Heat And Cool:
- Energy-efficient: One of the main advantages of choosing a packaged air conditioner over a split or any other system is that it’s the most energy-saving one. With our heating and air conditioning units, you get the option to select from gas, electricity, or a combination of both, giving you more flexibility when it comes to deciding a power source that works for you.
- Environment-first design: Given the above advantage, a packaged air conditioner lets you decide your carbon footprint based on the power source or combo you choose.
Air quality benefits: A good model of a package unit usually comes with a side of air purifying functions. Your space will have not only the desired temperature but also cleaner indoor air. Yes, that's what you will get with our AC and heating unit! It's a win-win situation!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a packaged air conditioning unit?
A packaged air conditioning unit refers to a type of air conditioning system that has all its components in one unit, which is installed outdoors. The AC works through ducts in the ceiling or floors of an indoor space through which it carries the cold and hot air.
How does a packaged unit work?
A packaged AC unit uses electricity to carry out the refrigerant cycle. For cooling, there’s usually a fan that pulls hot air and converts it via condensation to cold air. For the heating, some packaged units use heat strips. The hot and cool air is distributed indoor through ductwork. These ducts are either built into the ceilings or floors, and are connected to the packaged AC unit. This is how the heating and cooling units work.
What’s the difference between a split system and a packaged unit?
A split air conditioner system has the components split into two units: one outdoor and one indoor. On the other hand, a packaged AC unit has all the elements in one unit, which is connected to ducts that carry the hot or cold air.
Is a Packaged Unit Right For Me?
A packaged unit air conditioner is the right choice for anyone looking for an all-in-one solution for heating and cooling a large space, or if you want to save space indoors (other systems come with a unit that’s installed indoors, taking up some space). Besides, an AC and heater unit for home is specifically designed to meet the standards and metrics for indoor usage. Barring these practical reasons, a packaged unit is right for anyone who does not want to compromise the aesthetics of their interior decor or wants a noise-free indoor environment.