Summer AC Best Mode
Which mode is best for AC in summer. The last question to ask yourself, or consider with your clients: is the setting on “Cool” during summer for air conditioner (AC) season the right management process? Here’s why:
Cooling Mode: in this mode, the air conditioner lowers room temperature. This forces the compressor and fan to start cooling down the air in order to keep things at a nice temperature.
Temperature Setting: Ensure the thermostat is set at a comfortable temperature (usually 24-26°C [75,4~78°F]) Any lower than this, and energy will be wasted without causing a more marked increase in comfort.
Fan Speed — Control fan speed according to your liking The higher setting will cool the room in a much faster way, and the lower set can hold up a constant temperature but with less noise.
On top of that, there can be ways to make it more comfortable and a little energy efficient:
Temp: Set the thermostat to a temperature that is authentic for an hour (24-26°C). Setting it below could increase energy use without a corresponding improvement in comfort.
Fan Speed: Set how fast your fan will be running through this setting. Choose a high fan speed if you want to cool the room down fast or choose low for maintaining an air-conditioned temperature quietly.
Auto Mode — This is what some people prefer, in this case, the AC will turn ON and OFF depending on room temperature. It can be sustainable, but less of an option in especially hot conditions.
Eco Mode: Eco mode (also known as Energy Saver) in some new ACs optimizes the cooling cycle for power savings. It helps lower energy bills but still keeps you from sweating out an HVAC-less home.
Dry Mode: This is used to take off the humidity from the air in monsoons, also you can use it during less hot months.
Fan Mode- Air Circulation without Cooling, ideal for slightly warmer days but undoubtedly not the best air conditioner mode on a scorching hot summer day.
Auto mode: lets the cooler decide on where to set itself in terms of temperature and mod, it is a nice feature but when controlling humidity it best not to run this way, especially in very hot climates
Although: correct maintenance (e.g., cleaning filters, well-insulted conditioned space), ensure that your air conditioner operates at the top of its game when it comes to 90-degree New Orleans weather. Set your air conditioner to a suitable temperature — around 24-26°C (75-78°F) is perfect for the balmiest days of summer, and make sure that good insulation wraps it all up.
