Types of Air Conditioners & Which One Should You Choose?

When it comes to residential HVAC systems, there are three types of air conditioners. In this video, we’ll break down their differences and compare the benefits of each system.
0:00 Introduction
0:51 How does your home naturally heat up in the summer?
2:00 Single-stage air conditioners
3:25 Two-stage air conditioners
4:18 Variable speed air conditioners
5:45 What are the next steps?
At Fire & Ice, and we believe in educating our customers so they can make the best decision. When it comes to air conditioners, there is a lot to choose from, and understanding the different types and how they can affect your overall indoor comfort is essential. In this video, we’ll go over how your home naturally heats up in the summer and then look at how single-stage, two-stage, and variable-speed air conditioners compare.
By the end of this video we hope by now you have a better understanding of the different types of air conditioners and which system might be for you. If you want more information on air conditioners or other cooling solutions, visit the link in the description below. If you found this video helpful, feel free to subscribe and hit the bell icon to get notifications every time we upload a new video. Thank you for watching, and we look forward to making your day better.
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[@byronking9573]

Wow, very helpful. Clear explanation of different kinds of a/c units. Many thanks...

[@DiaborMagics]

Was kind of hoping to also see an explanation about portable vs "installed" ones (idk the terminology); I live in a rental place and cannot just decide to have an air conditioner installed. I heard that there are portable ones where you put the hose through the window, but they make a lot of noise? I'm not too familiar with them. Or if there's other solutions since there's lots of insects around here. If I put the hose through the window I'm sure to have a lot of wasps and mosquitos come and visit and if its very noisy I'll have neighbours who come and pay me a visit... I live in the Netherlands and know nobody personally with air conditioning, but I live on the top floor of a very old building and its poorly isolated. Combine that with the heat my neighbours produce that rises up to here and it just gets really uncomfortable, 36 degrees celsius at night sometimes (while for us, like 18 or less is normal). Just trying to figure out my options before I make a purchase I regret, but we've only just started to get summery weather and it shot up 7 degrees, from 20 to 27 and I already can't stand the heat xD Anyway thanks for this explanation but I don't think it'll help me much with what I'm looking for.

[@mememe84]

Just wanted to thank you for posting this video

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

Thanks for watching

[@RB-hl3ux]

Great video

[@TJ-22]

Great video! Are some of the newer single stage units designed actually run for only a few minutes when they kick on? Or should they run for 15-20 minute cycle times like the older units?

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

Depends on thermostat, but new units don’t act anything like the old units

[@pragya1833]

Great content!

[@fireiceheatingandaircondit4363]

Thanks for watching