Introduction:
Our products are becoming very popular throughout the world today and Mr.Cool Solar products will be in over 50 countries by the end of year 2012.
Our solar air conditioners are the most popular air conditioners in the world, being the only patented real thermal solar air conditioners today that actually save 30% to 40% and more on energy usage.
Our solar air conditioner offers the best quality and performance in the world built with all inner and outer steel, structure and components. Operating flow and heat / cold processing control copper tubing helps convert and send heated GREEN gasses to the solar air conditioners Hitachi and Panasonic compressors. With our thermal solar processing helping heat the medium reducing the compressor workload, therefore saving energy usage and providing a comfortable atmosphere.
Mr. Cool Solar air conditioners offers more energy efficiency 365 days per year, the hotter it gets outside, the more energy efficient our solar air conditioners are on saving energy.
Our Solar Air Conditioners process colder air 50% faster then any air conditioner in the world. Mr. Cool Solar provides a dual cold processing method which provides cold air immediately at start.
Mr. Cool Solar inside blower units offers a dual and triple evaporation processing sending much colder air to the inside of your home or business much faster then any air conditioner in the world.
Mr. Cool Solar has recently made new updates to our solar air conditioners listed below.
1. New high quality silver plastic logo labels, very attractive for all products.
2. Add water one time per year during annual service.
3. 50% faster cooling capacity over all conventional air conditioners in the world.
4. Inside unit self cleaning vacuum, helping keep the filter clean and stop all bacteria's and dust from recirculation into the home or business.
5. VRV systems coming out in 90 days, making it easy to connect 3 inside units to one outside unit.
6. Operation at any outside temperature with out shut down.
7. The hotter it is outside the more energy efficient our Mr. Cool Solar air conditioners are.
8. Remote control holders.
9. Smart technology micro chip offering indicator led readings.
Introduction and Types
When you're in the market for new cooling products, it pays to learn all you can about them first. With the proper facts in hand, you can make choices that will save you money and help protect the environment.
The EnerGuide rating and ENERGY STAR® symbol can help you identify the most energy-efficient products available in Canada.
In summer, high relative humidity, elevated air temperatures and bright sunshine can combine to produce an uncomfortable indoor environment. Air conditioning can provide comfort for occupants by lowering both the air temperature and the humidity level in the home.
There are three main options available:
central air conditioners
heat pumps
room air conditioners
Central air conditioners cool only while and heat pumps also provide heat in winter. Central air conditioners and heat pumps are used to cool an entire living area. Central air conditioners cool only while heat pumps also provide heat in winter. Room air conditioners can effectively cool up to three rooms at low cost, and can be installed with minimum effort.
Before you decide what to buy, ask yourself if the whole house must be air-conditioned or if your needs would be satisfied by cooling one or two rooms. The answer will determine which type of air conditioner would be more appropriate.
While your basic choice will be between central air conditioners and room air conditioners, there are several different kinds within each type. The most common are listed here, but there are other designs and larger sizes.
Central Air Conditioner Types
Single-package unit
A single-package unit contains all the components and generally mounts through the wall or on the roof. Ducting to and from the unit conveys air to and from the rooms. This type is not commonly used in residential applications.
Split-system unit
A split-system unit consists of indoor and outdoor sections. The indoor heat exchanger, or coil, mounts above the furnace, inside the ducting. The outdoor section contains the remaining components, and the two sections are joined by refrigerant lines connecting the indoor coil to the refrigeration components in the outdoor section.
Mini-split and multi-split units
Mini-split and multi-split units are split systems but contain more than one indoor coil connected to one outdoor unit. They have many indoor units. Because they do not require ductwork, they are ideal for new additions to homes. The indoor section simply mounts on an inside wall, the ceiling or the floor. The outdoor and indoor units generally have a very slim profile compared to conventional split-systems.
Small-duct high-velocity units
Small-duct high-velocity units are central air conditioners distribute air through plastic pipes in partition walls to outlets and inlets. These units can be retrofitted in homes with electric or hydronic baseboard heating that have no ductwork.
Central Air Conditioners – Purchasing Considerations
How does it work
Energy efficiency - the EnerGuide label and ENERGY STAR®
Sizing and installation
Operation and maintenance tips
Replacing an existing central air conditioner
Heat pumps
Common terms
Heat Pumps
If you have an electric or oil furnace or a conventional gas furnace and your space heating costs $1,000 or more per year, you should consider installing an efficient air-source or ground-source heat pump instead of a central air conditioner. Ask two or three contractors how much more it would cost to add a heat pump to your furnace. Heat pump SEER ratings are competitive with those of central air conditioners, but heat pumps have the added advantage of providing savings in heating costs during the winter.
Heat pump savings range from a low of about 20 percent where gas is the primary heat source to as high as 60 percent where an electric furnace is the main source of heating. If the additional capital cost divided by the estimated savings is five years or less, consider installing a heat pump instead. They are good for the environment and are an efficient way of using electricity for home heating.
More information on heat pumps
Room Air Conditioner Types
Through-the-wall (TTW) units
Some room air conditioners are designed to fit through the wall. These units, also referred to as "without louvered sides," are built this way because the wall framing would interfere with the airflow through the sidewalls of the air conditioner. These air conditioners tend to be less efficient than regular window units. They must also meet minimum efficiency regulations. Work is under way to include TTW units in the ENERGY STAR specifications.
Although not common in colder climates, some room air conditioners are built to provide some heating, either with electric resistance heating or by what is called a reverse cycle. Reverse cycle means that the room air conditioner can act like a heat pump and heat the room. When the flow of refrigerant is reversed, heat is released inside.
Window-mounted units
The majority of room air conditioners are the window-mounted, louvered type. They are mounted into an open window and plugged in. As the size increases, the amount of electricity required increases and the customer may have to install a dedicated electrical circuit, or a 240-volt circuit for the larger sizes.
The EnerGuide label describes window-mounted units as louvered – that is, with exterior side vents. This permits better air exchange, which is in part why the minimum regulatory and ENERGY STAR required performance levels are higher for window-mounted units than for TTW units that are non-louvered (without louvered sides).
Window-mounted types are available for installation in single- and double-hung windows, as well as for horizontal sliding windows and casement windows.
Portable units
Portable room air conditioners have a hose that is used to exhaust heat to the outside. Because they are on wheels, they can be moved from room to room. Water condensed from the cooled air has to be removed and drained away through temporary ducting to the outdoors. There is currently no CSA Standard or energy efficiency rating for this product.
Room Air Conditioners – Purchasing Considerations
Energy efficiency – ENERGY STAR, EnerGuide label
Sizing and installation
Operational considerations
How to determine the right size of unit
How room air conditioners are Tested rated
How to calculate operational costs
Operation and maintenance tips
How to dispose of a used room air conditioner
Common terms
Our products are becoming very popular throughout the world today and Mr.Cool Solar products will be in over 50 countries by the end of year 2012.
Our solar air conditioners are the most popular air conditioners in the world, being the only patented real thermal solar air conditioners today that actually save 30% to 40% and more on energy usage.
Our solar air conditioner offers the best quality and performance in the world built with all inner and outer steel, structure and components. Operating flow and heat / cold processing control copper tubing helps convert and send heated GREEN gasses to the solar air conditioners Hitachi and Panasonic compressors. With our thermal solar processing helping heat the medium reducing the compressor workload, therefore saving energy usage and providing a comfortable atmosphere.
Mr. Cool Solar air conditioners offers more energy efficiency 365 days per year, the hotter it gets outside, the more energy efficient our solar air conditioners are on saving energy.
Our Solar Air Conditioners process colder air 50% faster then any air conditioner in the world. Mr. Cool Solar provides a dual cold processing method which provides cold air immediately at start.
Mr. Cool Solar inside blower units offers a dual and triple evaporation processing sending much colder air to the inside of your home or business much faster then any air conditioner in the world.
Mr. Cool Solar has recently made new updates to our solar air conditioners listed below.
1. New high quality silver plastic logo labels, very attractive for all products.
2. Add water one time per year during annual service.
3. 50% faster cooling capacity over all conventional air conditioners in the world.
4. Inside unit self cleaning vacuum, helping keep the filter clean and stop all bacteria's and dust from recirculation into the home or business.
5. VRV systems coming out in 90 days, making it easy to connect 3 inside units to one outside unit.
6. Operation at any outside temperature with out shut down.
7. The hotter it is outside the more energy efficient our Mr. Cool Solar air conditioners are.
8. Remote control holders.
9. Smart technology micro chip offering indicator led readings.
Introduction and Types
When you're in the market for new cooling products, it pays to learn all you can about them first. With the proper facts in hand, you can make choices that will save you money and help protect the environment.
The EnerGuide rating and ENERGY STAR® symbol can help you identify the most energy-efficient products available in Canada.
In summer, high relative humidity, elevated air temperatures and bright sunshine can combine to produce an uncomfortable indoor environment. Air conditioning can provide comfort for occupants by lowering both the air temperature and the humidity level in the home.
There are three main options available:
central air conditioners
heat pumps
room air conditioners
Central air conditioners cool only while and heat pumps also provide heat in winter. Central air conditioners and heat pumps are used to cool an entire living area. Central air conditioners cool only while heat pumps also provide heat in winter. Room air conditioners can effectively cool up to three rooms at low cost, and can be installed with minimum effort.
Before you decide what to buy, ask yourself if the whole house must be air-conditioned or if your needs would be satisfied by cooling one or two rooms. The answer will determine which type of air conditioner would be more appropriate.
While your basic choice will be between central air conditioners and room air conditioners, there are several different kinds within each type. The most common are listed here, but there are other designs and larger sizes.
Central Air Conditioner Types
Single-package unit
A single-package unit contains all the components and generally mounts through the wall or on the roof. Ducting to and from the unit conveys air to and from the rooms. This type is not commonly used in residential applications.
Split-system unit
A split-system unit consists of indoor and outdoor sections. The indoor heat exchanger, or coil, mounts above the furnace, inside the ducting. The outdoor section contains the remaining components, and the two sections are joined by refrigerant lines connecting the indoor coil to the refrigeration components in the outdoor section.
Mini-split and multi-split units
Mini-split and multi-split units are split systems but contain more than one indoor coil connected to one outdoor unit. They have many indoor units. Because they do not require ductwork, they are ideal for new additions to homes. The indoor section simply mounts on an inside wall, the ceiling or the floor. The outdoor and indoor units generally have a very slim profile compared to conventional split-systems.
Small-duct high-velocity units
Small-duct high-velocity units are central air conditioners distribute air through plastic pipes in partition walls to outlets and inlets. These units can be retrofitted in homes with electric or hydronic baseboard heating that have no ductwork.
Central Air Conditioners – Purchasing Considerations
How does it work
Energy efficiency - the EnerGuide label and ENERGY STAR®
Sizing and installation
Operation and maintenance tips
Replacing an existing central air conditioner
Heat pumps
Common terms
Heat Pumps
If you have an electric or oil furnace or a conventional gas furnace and your space heating costs $1,000 or more per year, you should consider installing an efficient air-source or ground-source heat pump instead of a central air conditioner. Ask two or three contractors how much more it would cost to add a heat pump to your furnace. Heat pump SEER ratings are competitive with those of central air conditioners, but heat pumps have the added advantage of providing savings in heating costs during the winter.
Heat pump savings range from a low of about 20 percent where gas is the primary heat source to as high as 60 percent where an electric furnace is the main source of heating. If the additional capital cost divided by the estimated savings is five years or less, consider installing a heat pump instead. They are good for the environment and are an efficient way of using electricity for home heating.
More information on heat pumps
Room Air Conditioner Types
Through-the-wall (TTW) units
Some room air conditioners are designed to fit through the wall. These units, also referred to as "without louvered sides," are built this way because the wall framing would interfere with the airflow through the sidewalls of the air conditioner. These air conditioners tend to be less efficient than regular window units. They must also meet minimum efficiency regulations. Work is under way to include TTW units in the ENERGY STAR specifications.
Although not common in colder climates, some room air conditioners are built to provide some heating, either with electric resistance heating or by what is called a reverse cycle. Reverse cycle means that the room air conditioner can act like a heat pump and heat the room. When the flow of refrigerant is reversed, heat is released inside.
Window-mounted units
The majority of room air conditioners are the window-mounted, louvered type. They are mounted into an open window and plugged in. As the size increases, the amount of electricity required increases and the customer may have to install a dedicated electrical circuit, or a 240-volt circuit for the larger sizes.
The EnerGuide label describes window-mounted units as louvered – that is, with exterior side vents. This permits better air exchange, which is in part why the minimum regulatory and ENERGY STAR required performance levels are higher for window-mounted units than for TTW units that are non-louvered (without louvered sides).
Window-mounted types are available for installation in single- and double-hung windows, as well as for horizontal sliding windows and casement windows.
Portable units
Portable room air conditioners have a hose that is used to exhaust heat to the outside. Because they are on wheels, they can be moved from room to room. Water condensed from the cooled air has to be removed and drained away through temporary ducting to the outdoors. There is currently no CSA Standard or energy efficiency rating for this product.
Room Air Conditioners – Purchasing Considerations
Energy efficiency – ENERGY STAR, EnerGuide label
Sizing and installation
Operational considerations
How to determine the right size of unit
How room air conditioners are Tested rated
How to calculate operational costs
Operation and maintenance tips
How to dispose of a used room air conditioner
Common terms
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