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If you’re a Tucson, Arizona, homeowner interested in installing a new HVAC system, a packaged system might be the best option. Not everyone knows what a packaged system is and how it compares to a standard HVAC system. We’re here to help, so you don’t have to worry. We’ve got everything you need to know about packaged HVAC systems, including some Carrier packaged systems we offer from AIRZona here at ZONAhcp.com.
HVAC systems: packaged vs. standard
In a standard HVAC system, you’ve got an indoor unit and an outdoor unit, which work together to heat or cool your home. The indoor unit contains the evaporator and furnace, while the outdoor unit has the compressor and condenser. You get the conditioned air in your house through ductwork.
In a packaged HVAC system, all the heating and cooling stuff is in one place. In most cases, these units are installed outside of your home, either on the roof or on the ground. They’re connected to the ductwork through an outside hole. The supply and return air ducts are both connected to a packaged system.
At Zonzhcp, we can recommend which system would be the best option for your home. We offer both of these systems as well as any residential air conditioning and heating service you may need. We’ve got a program you can join to get preventative maintenance, professional cleaning, savings, and more.
Benefits of a Packaged HVAC System
Enjoy the following benefits when you have a packaged HVAC system installed in your home:
- It saves space. If you have limited indoor space or want to free up some square footage, a packaged system is a good choice. The entire unit is outside your house.
- It’s energy-efficient. We carry packaged units that are energy-saving models. The higher the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER), the more energy-efficient the system. It’s great for the environment and your budget too. An air conditioner needs to have a minimum SEER of 14.
- Silence is key. You can live a quieter life in your home because all the air processing happens outside.
- It’s cheaper to install. A packaged system, since all the components are together. Installation takes less time, too, so you get up and running faster.
- It’s easy to access. We can easily access your centralized outdoor system when maintenance is needed. This can save you time and money.
- It can help improve your air quality. A packaged uniYour indoor air quality can be improved. A packaged unit is often compatible with products that can improve your indoor air quality. Air purifiers, ventilators, and humidifiers are additional units that can easily enhance your family’s quality of life.
Types of Packaged HVAC Systems
You can choose from a bunch of packaged HVAC systems. It depends on your home’s features and needs and also your climate. Because packaged heat pumps have evaporator coils, blowers, and heat pumps, they can both heat and cool. With this system, you’ll be able to cool in the summer and heat in the colder months. It works by reversing the refrigeration cycle of an air conditioner.
A packaged air conditioner houses an air handler, compressor, and coils. It can also be equipped with heat strip elements, meaning it can function as a heater on cooler winter days.