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When it comes to keeping your home cool in Florida’s heat and humidity, many homeowners opt for central air conditioners. These tried-and-true systems continue to endure in popularity. Not only have they been around for a long time, but they’ve also come a long way in terms of the technology they use.
Despite the popularity of heat pumps and mini splits, central ACs are still the preferred method of cooling for many Florida homeowners who are reluctant to make the switch to something “more technologically advanced.”
However, there have been developments with central air conditioner technology that make them highly competitive with heat pumps. One of these eco-friendly, energy-saving advancements is inverter air conditioners. Let’s go over what an AC inverter is and why your home would benefit from one.
Is your AC system making scary noises, just in time for Halloween? Systems that have been stressed by heavy summer usage may start to emit moans and groans when the fall weather arrives. 
Living in Florida means that having a good AC system in your home is highly important. It also means that you need your system to work optimally on even the hottest of days—and in our area, that means that your AC has a big task to accomplish.
Other regions of the country have already started to turn their focus to their heaters, but here in Florida we are still giving our air conditioners plenty of use. After all, we know that if colder weather does arrive, it still won’t be doing so for a while.
There are many different parts of your air conditioner that play important roles in helping it to get your home cooled off. But there is probably no part that is more underestimated in importance than the air filter.
There are plenty of different air conditioning systems out there to choose from. If you are looking to choose the next system for your home, it is helpful to know a bit about the different air conditioner options that they have.