Mobile Home Mobile Home Air Conditioning

Mobile Home Central Air Conditioning

• Split Cooling If your existing mobile home has and outdoor condenser connected to an indoor coil that is incorporated with your existing furnace or air handler, you can replace the outdoor unit and indoor coil with a new mobile home rate system. This generally consists of both a new more efficient outdoor unit combined with a matched indoor coil. We will need to carefully check the airflow capacity of your furnace or air handler, and the capacity of your ductwork to ensure proper sizing.
• Packaged Systems: A packaged system provides both heating and cooling performance from one unit that is outside the home, and connected with ductwork to your indoor HVAC system. The package unit is typically installed on the ground or on the roof.
• Mini Split Cooling: A new efficient choice for central cooling are mini-splits. These extremely efficient systems do need to work with any existing ductwork. Rather indoor unit(s) can be mount in key spaces and provide cooling and zone control. The indoor and outdoor units are connected by a lineset for refrigerant and control wiring. Mini split air conditioners are often easier to install and more efficient the split ducted or packaged systems.

Mobile Home Air Conditioning

You mobile home cooling system is significantly different than a system in a site-built home. Mobile homes utilized specific mobile home approved HVAC equipment that are significantly different the traditional cooling equipment: