Air Conditioning Units

Air conditioning units are systems designed to cool indoor spaces by removing heat and humidity from the air. Typically, they use a refrigeration cycle involving a refrigerant fluid that absorbs heat as it evaporates and releases it outside as it condenses. This process lowers the indoor temperature and improves comfort. Modern units often include filters to improve air quality and thermostats for precise temperature control. They can be split between indoor and outdoor components, or be standalone window units. Overall, air conditioners help maintain a pleasant environment in homes, offices, and other indoor spaces, especially during hot weather.