Air Conditioner Condenser Units

When you think of an air conditioner, the first thing that often comes to mind is the indoor unit that provides a welcome respite from the summer heat. However, there's a crucial component working diligently behind the scenes to ensure your comfort – the air conditioner condenser.

1. Heat Removal: When warm air from inside your space is drawn into the air handler (indoor unit), the air conditioner condenser begins its work. It contains coils and a compressor that help release heat from the refrigerant inside the coils.

2. Refrigerant Circulation: The refrigerant, a special chemical compound, absorbs the heat from indoor air and transforms into a high-pressure, high-temperature gas.

3. Heat Dissipation: The condenser unit then expels this heat into the outdoor air. It releases the heat energy gained from inside your home, returning the refrigerant to its liquid state.

4. Cooling Effect: Once the refrigerant has shed its heat, it circulates back to the indoor unit, ready to absorb more warmth, and the cycle repeats, effectively cooling your indoor spaces