The central Florida heat is tough on HVAC equipment. Your air conditioning can run from May through October with very few breaks. That means you’re paying a lot of money in energy costs, so when it comes time to replace your HVAC equipment, make sure you consult the Energy Guide label before you buy.
Federal law requires that all refrigerators, freezers, water heaters, clothes washers and HVAC equipment carry an Energy Guide label to let the buyer know how much energy a product will use. It also compares the approximate cost of using said product to other models with similar features.
Clothes dryers, kitchen ranges and microwave ovens do not require an Energy Guide label since there is little difference in the energy consumption of the various models.
If you understand the Energy Guide label, it can reduce your energy costs significantly.
When it’s time to replace your HVAC equipment, be sure to consult the Energy Guide label. The information contained there will help you choose the right equipment for your budget at the cash register and over the long term.
For more information about the Energy Guide label, contact the experts at Rinaldi’s Air Conditioning. We’ve been serving the Orlando area since 1969.
Our goal is to help educate our customers about energy and home comfort issues (specific to HVAC systems). For more information about the energy guide label and other HVAC topics, download our free Home Comfort Resource guide.
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