Before choosing a new air conditioning system for your air conditioning installation near Nashville , you should check out the air conditioning system’s SEER ratings. A SEER rating, or seasonal energy efficiency ratio rating, is a unit that measures the ratio of an air conditioning system’s cooling output, and the total electric energy input. Its purpose is to help consumers find air conditioning systems that are energy-efficient and eco-friendly.

In order to determine the best SEER rating for your new air conditioning installation, you should consider the size of your home and your region’s climate. You’ll also want to factor in the size of your air conditioning system, how long you plan on living in your home, and how often you expect to use your AC service.

The United States Department of Energy has established a minimum SEER rating of 14 for southern and southwestern states. If you live in the south or southwestern United States and purchase an air conditioning system with a SEER of 14 or better, you may qualify for energy rebates from your local utility company and you can expect to experience fewer air conditioning repairs. Using an air conditioning system with the proper SEER rating will also lower your cooling costs and chances of need air conditioning repairs.

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