We can help make your cooling system upgrade a breeze

Today’s cooling technology is better. And that’s good for business

Everyone loves summer until the air conditioner breaks down. From discomfort and costly repairs, to higher energy costs and new environmental laws, an unreliable old AC is just bad for business. Fortunately, today’s cooling technology is better for your building, the environment and your bottom line:

• Better Refrigerant – Most older ACs contain R22, an ozone depleting refrigerant. Today’s systems contain R410a, an environmentally-friendly refrigerant which absorbs and releases heat, while reducing the risk of your system overheating¹.
• Better Energy Efficiency – Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, or SEER, is the maximum cooling efficiency of an AC. While systems 10-15 years old have a rating of 9 or 10, today’s ratings range from 13 to 25+.²
• Better Fans – In the past, ACs only had one speed: maximum, resulting in overworked equipment. Variable speed technology runs on lower speeds on cooler days and higher speeds on hotter days, using less energy and making less noise.
• Better Compressors – Older ACs typically have a single-stage compressor that can only operate at full capacity, making a lot of noise and using a lot of electricity. Newer systems have a dual-stage compressor that can run at a lower capacity when needed.
• Better Ductless Heating & Cooling – Installing ductwork can be an expensive challenge. Ductless mini-splits are a great option for cooling spaces without ducts, with non-invasive installation and small air handlers in each room.

At Enercare, we have the expertise and finance options to help make getting a new cooling system a breeze.

Enercare | Commercial Air Conditioners

How Air Conditioners work

1. Air Conditioners remove heat and humidity from the indoor air and return cooled air into the indoor space.
2. A chemical refrigerant moves through the four main mechanical components of your equipment; the compressor, condenser coil, expansion valve and evaporator. Working together, they quickly convert the refrigerant from gas to liquid and back into gas.
3. The compressor raises the pressure and temperature of the refrigerant gas, sending it to the condenser coil where it is converted to a liquid.
4. The refrigerant then travels back indoors and enters the evaporator coil, where the liquid refrigerant evaporates, cooling the indoor air.
5. A fan blows indoor air across the cold evaporator coil, where the heat inside is absorbed into the refrigerant.
6. Cooled air is then circulated throughout the space, while the heated evaporated gas is sent back outside to the compressor.
7. The heat is then released into the outdoor air as the refrigerant returns to a liquid state.
8. This cycle continues until the building has reached the desired temperature.

How cooling systems have evolved over the years

Is your AC over 10 years old? It’s time to upgrade

• Most AC units older than 10 years use R22, a harmful ozone-depleting refrigerant.⁷
• Once released into the atmosphere, R22 causes irreversible damage to the environment.³
• R22 has slowly been phased out globally, with a complete ban going into effect January 1, 2020.⁷
• Once illegal, R22 can no longer be manufactured or imported into the country.⁷

Don’t wait until an irreparable breakdown – we’re here to help

• If your AC system requires R22 and breaks down after January 1st, it can no longer be repaired by adding refrigerant to the system.⁷
• Enercare offers cost-effective and energy-efficient alternatives to typical AC units.
• From packaged Rooftop Units with variable speed for efficient and precise temperature control, to ductless split systems like Variable Refrigerant Flow, with non-intrusive installation and zone control heating and cooling, we have your solution.

Whatever your business, we have your cooling system

A new and properly-sized cooling system matched to the unique needs of your business will not only keep you comfortable, but it can also help you save on your energy bills.