☑️ Central Air Conditioning
Central air conditioning is perhaps the most common type of cooling system found in homes and offices. The system uses an outdoor compressor and condenser to cool the panel, which is then circulated through ducts and vents inside the building. Central air conditioning provides uniform cooling throughout the building and is relatively energy efficient.
☑️ Mini -Split system without duct
The mini-split system is ductless, which does not require ducting to distribute cool air. This system consists of an outdoor unit that contains the compressor and an indoor unit that is installed on the wall or ceiling. The indoor unit is connected to the outdoor unit by a refrigerant line. Ductless mini-splits are energy efficient, easy to install, and provide zoned cooling, allowing for greater control over temperature in individual rooms.
☑️ Window ventilation
Window air conditioner is a type of cooling system that is installed in the window or through the wall. These coolers are independent and do not need ducting. Window air conditioning is relatively cheap and easy to install. However, they can be noisy and may not even provide cooling throughout the building.
☑️ Portable air conditioning
Portable air conditioners are similar to window air conditioners that are self-contained and do not require ductwork. However, portable air conditioners are designed to be moved from room to room and do not require permanent installation. Portable air conditioners are relatively inexpensive and easy to use.