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Did your local HVAC contractor suggest a PTAC Air Conditioner (Package Terminal Air Conditioner), but neglect to explain what one is? Often used in the hospitality industry, a PTAC is a self-contained air conditioner installed through-the-wall of rooms with an outside wall. Once PTAC is installed for each area, the system, can be controlled seamlessly all through out. Some PTAC units include an optional heating unit as well. How Cost-effective are They? Because PTAC units are typically installed in rooms with a wall leading directly to the outside, they don’t require ductwork, which can substantially reduce both installation cost and the amount of space needed for installation. However, they are typically less efficient than central air conditioning systems, which increases their cost over time.
What is the best climate for PTAC Air Conditioners? Moderate climates are best suited for PTAC Air Conditioners. Severe cold or hot weather will overwork the unit, compromising its efficiency. Advantages • Inexpensive to purchase per unit Because PTAC Air Conditioners are purchased on a per-room-needed basis, you need only buy the units one at a time. • Inexpensive to operate Because PTAC Air Conditioners are self-contained units that heat each room individually, you only use the amount of energy that it takes to heat or cool a room unlike other heating systems, such as central heat and air that heat or cool an entire house. • Energy Efficient You won’t waste energy by heating/cooling rooms that are not being used.
We recommend you check on your filter monthly so your system can work efficiently as possible. We service the entire state of New York but are based in Manhattan in areas like Astor Row, East Harlem, Fort George, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Hudson Heights, Inwood, Le Petit Senegal, Manhattanville, Marble Hill, Mount Morris Park, Morningside Heights, Sugar Hill, Sylvan, Washington Heights, Carnegie Hill, Gramercy Park, Kips Bay, Lenox Hill, Murray Hill, Peter Cooper Village, Rose Hill, Stuyvesant Square, Stuyvesant Town, Sutton Place, Tudor City, Turtle Bay, Union Square, Upper East Side, Waterside Plaza, Yorkville, Chelsea, Hell’s Kitchen, Hudson Yards, Lincoln Square, Manhattan Valley, Penn South, Pomander Walk, Riverside South, Upper West Side, Columbus Circle, Diamond District, Flatiron District, Garment District, Herald Square, Koreatown, Madison Square, NoMad, Silicon Alley, Theater District, Times Square, Alphabet City, Battery Park City, Bowery, Chinatown, Civic Center, Cooperative Village, East Village, Essex Crossing, Financial District, Greenwich Village, Hudson Square, Little Australia, Little Fuzhou, Little Italy, Loisaida, Lower East Side, Meatpacking District, NoHo, Nolita, SoHo, South Street Seaport, South Village, Tribeca, Two Bridges, West Village, World Trade Center
A system that is too large will cool or heat your house quickly, but you may not feel comfortable. On the other hand, a system that is too small just wont get the job done, especially in extreme weather conditions. But a correctly sized system isn’t just based on the size of the structure. Many factors go into determining the size of the system. Including type of house and walls, type and size of windows, insulation, basement and attic conditions, house orientation, and so on.
Heating and Air Conditioning equipment, no matter what kind you have, should be inspected, cleaned, and serviced at least once a year. The best scenario is to have the heating system checked in the Fall and the air conditioning checked in the Spring. Oil-fired equipment should definitely be cleaned and serviced annually; at the beginning of each heating season.
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