AC Ductless Systems in Midland Park: How to Reduce Your Cooling Costs

At Air Temp, we understand the importance of cutting energy costs. Below are some practical ways that you lower your AC costs while still maintaining a comfortable environment inside your home. If you have any further questions or need to schedule AC maintenance, then contact us at 800.969.1232. We are here to help!

Ductless AC Maintenance: High Performance, Low Cost

The most effective way to lower your energy costs during the summertime is to contact an Air Temp technician to perform routine maintenance on your Mitsubishi Electric Ductless AC.

Routine maintenance will ensure that your system is operating efficiently while consuming less electricity. Using less energy will lower your heating and cooling bills each month. Maintenance will also keep costly repairs at a minimum each year.

Buy an ENERGY STAR-Approved  AC Ductless System

Mitsubishi Electric Ductless Systems that have the ENERGY STAR seal use 50% less energy than conventional HVAC systems.
Conversely, if you are using a traditional ductless system or even a regular AC system, you could be wasting money every year keeping your house cool. A ductless system gives you additional control over the temperature of your home. It consumes less energy and provides higher air quality. Even if you use your ductless system as a supplement to your regular AC, you can still save energy.

Clean Your Ductless AC Air Filter

One of the most cost-effective ways to get the most out of your air conditioning is to change the filter in your ductless system. Filters in a ductless system are small and easy to replace. Here’s how you do it:

1. Open the front panel and lock it into place in the open position.
2. Remove the blue plastic air filter elements.
3. Remove the smaller allergen filters so you can clean them separately.
4. Clean both filter elements with water and a mild detergent.
5. Dry and replace the air filters.
6. Close and lock the cover by pressing down on the ends and the middle of the cover until you hear it snap back into the locked position.