When To Use A Vertical Terminal Air Conditioner (VTAC) Unit
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Ideal for controlling temperature of multiple rooms or a single room
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Uses a duct system to control multiple rooms
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Installed out-of-sight, typically in a closet with an outside wall
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Location makes VTAC units quieter
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Vertical installation means VTAC units take up less space
When To Use A Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) Unit
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Ideal for controlling the temperature of a single room
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A standalone, through-wall unit that does not rely on ducts
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Can be used alone, or supplement central air
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Quiet operation, sleek product design
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Efficient heating and cooling of smaller rooms
What Is The Cooling Capacity (BTUs) Of VTAC Units
The cooling capacity, measured in BTU/hr (British Thermal Units per hour), of VTAC (Vertical Terminal Air Conditioner) units varies depending on the model and specifications. Capacities typically range from 7,000 BTUs to 15,000 BTUs, catering to different room sizes and cooling requirements, making it essential for HVAC professionals to select the appropriate unit based on the specific needs of their clients.
What Is The Energy Efficiency Of VTAC Units?
The energy efficiency of VTAC (Vertical Terminal Air Conditioner) units varies depending on factors such as the unit's Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) and Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER), with modern models often featuring high EER and SEER ratings, resulting in lower energy consumption and operating costs, making them an attractive choice for HVAC professionals aiming to provide energy-efficient cooling solutions.
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