Learn the Ins and Outs of Trailer Home Air Conditioning

Trailer Home Air Conditioning – It’s Much Different than you Think

You cannot buy a standard air conditioner for your mobile home, and we are going to spend some time pointing out why. There are a few factors that play into it, including the following:

• Vent Size – The size of the vents under your mobile home will determine just how large central air units for trailer homes should be. An air conditioning unit that is too strong will create problems with smaller ventilation ducts and could cause it to be too loud, simply put.
• House Needs – This ties in with the size of the vents – a house that needs a smaller air conditioner than it is using will not feel much different, but you will notice when the air conditioner’s on/off cycle becomes shorter, causing your electric bill to spike, and ultimately the air conditioning unit to burn out long before it should have.

With this in mind, it is important to understand that the correct system must be installed if it is to pass inspection by the state.

Get the Right AC Unit for your Trailer Home

The first thing you need to know is that there are specific air conditioners designed for trailer homes, particularly the vast number of Revolv models that we keep in our inventory. The second thing to know is that each state has different requirements for efficiency and the strength of the AC unit. Choosing incorrectly could lead to any of the consequences that we mentioned above. Don’t worry, you ‘re not alone in this. You have the option to call us and speak with one of our experts regarding the different options for your home. Our seasoned professionals understand the ins and outs of mobile home air conditioning units, so set your mind at ease and let us answer all of your questions.

Consider Precharged AC Units for Trailers

Do you want to save a little bit of time AND money? If so, then a precharged unit is a better way to go. AC units rely on a substance known as ‘refrigerant’ in order to work, and it moved between a liquid and solid state constantly. It cools the coils and allows the cold air to travel through your home, which is a necessity during those hot summer months. Typically, the refrigerant is something that would be added once the AC unit is installed, but a precharged unit can save you quite a bit of time. All air conditioning units utilize the following parts: AC condenser, compressor, and an evaporator, all of which function in unison as the refrigerant changes form. Read more about the benefits by clicking here. 

Because it does not need to be charged, and because it is a completely sealed system, you have zero chance of leaks. The only threat will come from connected parts. In addition to that, you will not need to pay the up to $100 fee for a charge of your system, which is going to be good news all around.

Get your Mobile Home Properly Equipped

Whether you’re getting ready for the hottest days of the year or simply getting your mobile home up to date with the latest equipment, you need to make sure that you are definitely getting something that will work well for you for many years to come. Browse our systems and find the one that will keep your home cool for the foreseeable future.