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Houston
summers are scorching. Blistering heat and humidity can turn your
house into an oven within an hour. The air conditioners we
sell and service are known for their reliability and
efficiency. They come with industry standard warranties backed
by Wray's very own written guarantee of superior
workmanship. Click the manufacturer for more information about their
units.
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Terminology: |
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For your convenience, a quick reference guide to terms in the HVAC industry |
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Compressor - the pump that circulates refrigerant from the indoor coil to the outdoor condensing unit and back again. It's called the heart of the system, an apt analogy. |
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Condenser - a network of tubes located in your unit outside the home, that removes the heat from the hot, gaseous refrigerant to make it liquid again. A fan discharges the heat to the outdoors. Sometimes called the condenser coil. |
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SEER - Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating. The higher a unit's SEER, the more efficient it uses electricity. All new central systems sold in the United States must be at least 10 SEER |
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Ton - the unit of measure for an air conditioning system's capacity. One ton of air conditioning removes 12,000 BTUs of heat energy per hour from a home. Residential air conditioners usually range from one to five tons. |
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We service all make and models |
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We accept all major credit cards |
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