Window air conditioners are very popular since they are easy to set up and start cooling a room quickly. There are many Window units available, from units that have manual controls to new Smart WiFi units. Smart Window air conditioners have started to be introduced, including WiFi and Voice Controlled with Alexa. Most all Smart… Read More: Our Picks for Best Smart WiFi Window Air Conditioners »
If you have a room with no windows or vents and need a ventless air conditioner, there are different options. There are several cooling solutions for rooms that have no way to vent cool air inside a home or building. What is a Ventless Air Conditioner? A ventless air conditioner cools a room without any… Read More: Best Ventless Air Conditioner for a Room with no Windows »
Whole house fans are a low-cost and easy way to benefit a home from cooling to venting stale, tired air. Since an attic can become very hot in the summer blowing the hot air out can be of benefit to cool the entire home. What Is a Whole House Attic Fan? A whole house attic… Read More: Our Picks for the Best Whole House Attic Fans »
Having a good Wet Dry Vac to clean up a mess or pull out water is a must-have tool for an HVAC tech. There are many sizes and brands to choose from in all different price ranges. A good HVAC Wet-Dry-Vac should be very portable and be able to be put in storage easily. Being… Read More: Our Picks for Best Wet Dry Vacuums for HVAC »
Garages can get hot in the summer and don’t usually have a window to let air blow in or install a window air conditioner unit. Cooling a windowless building such as a garage can be done in different ways, depending on the scenario. Options can vary from low-cost, budget-friendly to higher-cost and more involved installation.… Read More: How to Cool a Garage with No Windows »
Passing the EPA 608 exam is a necessary part of becoming an HVAC technician. Many techs worry about how hard it is to pass, which I would say not to worry about it and mainly focus on memorizing the possible questions and answers. Passing the EPA 608 exam is not hard, especially if you can… Read More: How To Pass the EPA 608 Certification Exam Test »
Connecting a water line to a swamp cooler is an easy job that almost anyone can do. There are several ways to tap into an outside faucet, from tapping not the water line to different style attachments. One way to keep it simple is to buy an Evaporative Cooler Water Hook-Up Kit. They work by… Read More: Connecting a Swamp Cooler Line To an Outside Faucet »
The wiring of a swamp cooler is not complex, but if you have never wired up a motor before or feel uncomfortable with electricity, it is advisable to hire an electrician to wire up your cooler. A swamp cooler needs power to run two things. Blower Motor Water Pump The water pump is what pumps… Read More: Evaporative Swamp Cooler Switch Wiring »
If you are looking to install a swamp cooler or buying a new unit, there are many available to choose from. First of all, if you currently have one installed, be sure it is completely worn out as often old swamp coolers can be repaired. Once a new swamp cooler is needed, there are a… Read More: What is the Best Whole House Swamp Cooler? »
If you have installed a mini split and it stops working after a few days it likely has a refrigerant leak. The factory flares that come with mini split units are notoriously bad and often leak. This recently happened to me that after installing a Pioneer mini split it stopped working after a week. I… Read More: Mini Split with Low Charge Bad Flare on Line Set… »