When it comes to air conditioners, size matters. If your air conditioner is too small, it won't effectively cool your home. On the other hand, if your air conditioner is too large, it will turn on and off more frequently than it should. In this blog post, we discuss the different sized air conditioners and how well they would fit into your space.

When deciding which sized air conditioner you need, it’s worth keeping in mind how many BTUs are needed per square foot of cooling power. For example, on average you will need between 20 to 30 BTUs per square foot of cooling power. This estimation can help you to decide whether or not an AC is too big for the rooms in question.

Larger units tend to be more efficient as they have a larger surface area to work with. This means that they can cool down a room more quickly, and they also use less energy in the process, which leads to cheaper energy bills.

On the other hand, larger air conditioning units are also more likely to break down. This is because they have more parts that can malfunction. As such, it is important to have one of our qualified TRS technicians on hand to fix any issues that may arise. For example, if warm air is coming out instead of cold, contact our team as soon as possible.

Mid-sized air conditioning units are ideal for cooling smaller rooms or circulating air in larger rooms. This is because they’re designed to be compact and unobtrusive, making them ideal for smaller spaces. Most mid-sized AC units also come with quiet operation, so you can enjoy the cool air without the noisy disruptions, making it much easier to hear the TV.

A downside to mid-sized air conditioning units is that they can be less effective than larger units at cooling a space, particularly in very hot weather, which leads to sweaty, uncomfortable days and nights.

Smaller air conditioning units typically have a lower price tag and are easier to install than their larger counterparts. Many people choose to purchase a small AC unit for their home or office because of these benefits. They're also more energy-efficient than larger ones, which can save you money on your monthly energy bills. This, and the fact that smaller units tend to produce less noise, makes them ideal for use in apartments or other small spaces.

Smaller air conditioning units often have a lower cooling capacity than larger models, meaning they may not be able to cool down a room as quickly. Their efficiency isn’t as good as larger units either, meaning they can end up costing you more money to operate.

Ultimately, the right air conditioning unit comes down to the size of your space and what you use it for. Contact us at TRS for more.