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Maximize performance and minimize costs with the latest insights on #CommercialHVAC chillers. Understand the importance of chiller maintenance in optimizing #EnergyEfficiency in our new article from Therma, a Legence company. Read on for top maintenance tips that ensure longevity and peak functionality.  #HVAC #WeAreLegence

Is your commercial business struggling with inefficient HVAC cooling? Don't let it jeopardize your operations this summer; address the issue now to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures, boost employee morale, and enhance customer satisfaction! When your HVAC system struggles to meet demand, it not only consumes more energy but also places extra strain on components, leading to unexpected breakdowns on scorching days. From clogged air filters to aging equipment, various factors can contribute to inefficient cooling in commercial spaces. At ClimaServ, our experienced technicians conduct comprehensive maintenance to maximize cooling efficiency, minimize downtime, and keep your business running smoothly all year round! #ClimaServ #CommercialHVAC #HVAC #HVACMaintenance #HVACRepair #HVACInstallation #CommercialSplit #Daikin #AirHandler #Condenser #AirConditioner #HVACLife #BatonRouge #Louisiana #HVACTechnician #HVACService #LocallyOwned #TopRated

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Regular HVAC maintenance is crucial for maximizing the ROI for businesses. Simple tasks like changing filters, cleaning coils, and maintaining cooling towers can significantly extend the lifespan of your equipment. This preventive care can save businesses from expensive retrofits and repairs in the future. Prioritizing HVAC maintenance ensures optimal performance, reduces energy costs, and enhances the overall efficiency of your operations. Before investing in new technologies, ensure your existing systems are well-maintained to achieve the best returns and long-term savings. #hvac #hvactechnician #hvacfamily #hvactech #hvacservice

HVAC Technology Trends to Watch in 2024 Eco-friendly systems. Energy-efficient solutions. Green initiatives. Whatever you call them, they are in high demand. Given this rapidly growing dependence on technology to control #hvac systems, what tech trends can HVAC pros expect to encounter in the year ahead? #hvacr #hvacsystem #hvactech #hvaccontractor #hvaccontractors #hvaccompany

Strategic #HVAC and #Refrigeration partnerships are not for just timely service and expert consultation. Demand for these relationships will expand across Michigan in 2024 as businesses emphasize efficiencies, sustainability, and indoor air quality (IAQ).

The expansion device, often called the metering device, is the fourth component necessary for the compression refrigeration cycle to function. The expansion device is not as visible as the evaporator, the condenser, or the compressor. Generally, it is concealed inside the evaporator cabinet and not obvious to the casual observer. The device can be either a valve or a fixed-bore. The expansion device is one component that divides the high side of the system from the low side (the compressor is the other). It is responsible for metering the correct amount of refrigerant to the evapora-tor. The evaporator performs best when it is as full of liquid refrigerant as possible, with none left by the time it reaches the suction line. Liquid refrigerant that enters the suction line may reach the compressor because only a small amount of heat is added in the suction line. Usually, liquid in the suction line is a problem. The expansion device is normally installed in the liquid line between the condenser and the evaporator. On a hot day, the liquid line may be warm to the touch and thus can be followed quite easily to the expansion device, where there is a pressure drop and an accompanying temperature drop. For example, the liquid line entering the expansion device may be 110°Fon a hot day. In a low-temperature cooler using R-134a, the low-side pressure on the evaporator side may be 3 psig at a temperature of-8°F. This dramatic temperature drop can be easily detected when found. The device may be warm on one side and frosted on the other. Because some expansion devices are valves and some are fixed-bore devices, the temperature change can occur in a very short distance-less than an inch on a valve or a more gradual change on some fixed-bore devices. #hvac #hvactechnician #hvaclife #hvactech #hvacmaintenance

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