Air conditioning Adelaide can help protect wooden floors, furniture and walls from moisture damage while protecting paint from fading. Furthermore, it reduces house flies and mosquito bites as well as infestation.
AC units work by absorbing heat, cooling the air and then expelling it outside through a tube connected to a window. There are wall-mounted, floor-mounted or portable versions available.
Reduces Humidity
Humidity makes it more difficult for your air conditioner to cool a building and contributes to musty indoor air quality. In ideal situations, humidity should fall under 50 per cent in buildings situated in dry climates.
Newer air conditioners typically dehumidify the air, while older units may not have this capability. If your older AC cannot reduce humidity levels effectively, consider investing in a dehumidifier for your home or business.
Selecting a lower fan speed on your AC can make dehumidification simpler. While higher fan speeds may make you feel cool faster, pulling out enough moisture may prove challenging for any air conditioning unit. An HVAC technician can assist in selecting an appropriately sized air conditioner to reduce humidity effectively.
Minimises Insects and Parasites
While cool air may offer temporary respite from insects like ants and cockroaches, bugs still want to take advantage of indoor cooling by accessing potable water, breeding sites for their young, and enjoying easy indoor access provided by an air conditioner.
Reduce insect issues in your home by eliminating resources that attract them. De-clutter, store food in sealed containers to deter cockroaches and ants, ensure trash bins and compost piles don’t come too close to outside AC condensers and trim away rambunctious shrubbery that could get in the way of this component.
Professional service technicians can inspect all aspects of your system, including the ductwork, to identify areas where pests might enter and seal any holes or cracks you might have overlooked. With this multi-pronged approach to pest prevention, Meridian and McCall ID residents can enjoy a stress-free summer free from bug infestation.
Reduces Noise Pollution
Air conditioning helps clean the air by filtering it, filtering out contaminants such as mould and pollen that can exacerbate asthma and allergies in people living nearby. But this only holds if its maintenance schedule is adhered to; heavy usage could quickly clog its filters, requiring replacement services to restore the operation of your AC.
Noise pollution is more than an annoying distraction; over time, it can have serious negative health impacts. Exposure can cause sleep disorders, increase stress levels, and ultimately result in hearing loss, cognitive impairment or heart diseases.
Air conditioners tend to make quite a lot of noise during hot summers. To lower this volume and minimise vibrations, noise-absorbing materials and installing equipment on wooden bases rather than plastic can help. We can conduct air conditioning noise surveys according to British Standard 4142: 2014 for commercial or industrial HVAC systems to assess their effect on noise pollution levels.
Creates a Safe Space for Exercise
Once a comfortable temperature has been achieved in a room, people tend to gravitate more toward using free weights or treadmills after coming home from work than just relaxing on their sofa. It is especially true of people who wish to work out from home rather than just lazing around on it all day.
Air conditioning Adelaide can make an enormous difference when exercising in high temperatures and humidity, particularly for people who sweat heavily during workouts. Dehydration and heat exhaustion become real risks under these circumstances; thus, air conditioning makes a tremendous difference when exercising in hot environments.
However, AC use presents several problems, including energy costs and gender equality issues. Women tend to be responsible for household chores more frequently than men do and, thus, are less able to afford the installation of AC (Carswell 2012). When combined with men spending more time working or outside than usual, it could further reinforce the existing imbalance in AC usage; it is therefore imperative that alternative solutions are sought out as soon as possible.