Long Island Cooling Specialist: Repair & Installations
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THE BASIC REFRIGERATION CYCLE:
SOURCE: THE REFRIGERATION INSTITUTE
The refrigerant enters the suction valve of the compressor as a low pressure, low temperature, superheated vapor. The refrigerant exits the compressor and enters the discharge line as a high pressure, high temperature, superheated vapor. The refrigerant enters the condenser as a high pressure, high temperature, superheated vapor. Here the refrigerant rejects heat. In the first part of the condenser the refrigerant is de-superheated, and becomes a high pressure, high temperature, saturated vapor. In the second or main part of the condenser, the refrigerant is condensed into high pressure, high temperature, saturated liquid. In the last part of the condenser the refrigerant is sub-cooled, and becomes a high pressure, high temperature, sub-cooled liquid. The refrigerant enters the liquid line as a high pressure, high temperature, sub-cooled liquid. The refrigerant enters the metering device, as a high pressure, high temperature, sub-cooled liquid, and exits the metering device as a low pressure, low temperature, saturated liquid, approximately 75% liquid and 25% vapor for a typical R-22 air conditioning system. Here the refrigerant absorbs heat, boiling the refrigerant. Approximately 90% of the way through the evaporator the refrigerant is completely boiled and becomes a low pressure, low temperature, saturated vapor (100% vapor) and continues to absorb heat (super heat). The refrigerant exits the evaporator and enters the suction line as a low pressure, low temperature, super heated vapor. Now the refrigerant enters the suction valve of the compressor as a low pressure, low temperature, superheated vapor and the cycle continues!
Providing Air Conditioning Repairs and Installations
AWS Mechanical, Corp. will provide the ultimate cooling design to maximize comfort in your home. One of AWS's home comfort specialist will assess the proper equipment to maximize your comfort while keeping budget in mind. AWS provides a complete range of installations, repair services, preventive maintenance, service agreements, and repair services. AWS is a member of the LIPA Cool Homes Program.
Long Island Ductless Air Conditioning Systems
Do you have a retrofit application where duct work is not feasible? Or perhaps, you prefer not to have a duct system in your home? AWS will help you size your system with our heat loss/gain software. Sizing your system properly will ensure the proper amount of humidity in your home. This will maximize your family's comfort throught the cooling season.
Long Island Air Conditioning Repair Specialist
If you are looking to install a high efficiency system to reduce energy costs, and improve home comfort and efficiency, AWS can help!!!!
Did you know that upgrading your Air Conditioning system will provide you with the new R-410A refrigerant, which is safer for the environment?
AWS will install, repair, and/or maintain ductless systems as well as traditional cooling units.
Long Island Residential and Commercial Heating & Cooling Service Contracts
Want to ensure that your cooling system is maintained by the best technicians available? Then inquire about our annual service agreements which ensure 24/7 protection for your residential or commercial cooling system. Our family owned and operated business, ensures that all of our customers are treated like family!
Long Island Fuel Specialist-Try our Fuel Economizers For Energy Savings!
As a participating member of National Grid's Value Plus Installer program you can be assured that AWS technicians are up to date on the most recent rebate availability. Below is a list of current rebate availability
Rebates and Tax Credits as of January, 2010
Energy Star Thermostat-$25 per thermostat up to two
Furnace AFUE 90 percent or greater-$200.00 built into price of furnace if used for oil to gas conversion
Furnace AFUE 92 percent w/ECM-$400.00 built into price of furnace if used for oil to gas conversion
Furnace AFUE 94 percent or greater with ECM-$600.00 built into price of furnace if used for oil to gas conversion
Steam Boiler AFUE 82 percent or greater-$500.00 built into price of boiler if used for oil to gas conversion
Hot Water Boiler AFUE 85 percent or greater-$500.00 built into price of boiler if used for oil to gas conversion
Hot Water Boiler AFUE 90 percent or greater-$1,000.00 built into price of boiler if used for oil to gas conversion
Indirect Water Heater-$300.00 cash rebate
Boiler outdoor reset control-$100.00 cash rebate
$1,500 tax credit for high efficiency units over 95% if this tax credit was not or is not being used for other home improvements
AFUE-Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency ECM-Electronically Commutated Motor
