If you are a first time shopper for an air conditioner, chances are that there are a lot of terms that you will want to become familiar with. While some may be less important than others in the long term, there are a few terms that can help you make a more informed purchase.
Among those terms are different types of chassis. Some buyers may ask: what is a fixed chassis? Understanding how the chassis works and what kind of difference it makes in the system is an important part of selecting the right one for your home.
There are two main types of air conditioners, just like there are two main types of corresponding chassis. If you are considering purchasing a single unit air conditioner for your room, it is important to look into either a window mounted air conditioner or a wall mounted one. Both can offer various advantages and disadvantages, but their chassis can provide homeowners with further utility.
A fixed chassis is typically found in most window mounted units. This type of chassis is specifically designed to help the window mounted air conditioner stay firmly in its place. It ensures that the unit is able to removed when it is necessary and serviced when it is necessary, and is vital for the unit’s overall operation.
With a sliding chassis, on the other hand, the chassis can be removed quickly and as necessary for service by the specialist. This is necessary for a wall mounted installation, where the air conditioning unit will be set inside of the wall, where it will need to be placed in a special and secure way to ensure that it can function correctly. The chassis is designed to make maintenance easy and applicable, no matter where the unit is mounted.
If you are having trouble deciding what unit to purchase, our group will be more than happy to help you learn more about the benefits of each type of installation. All of our specialists will be able to help you with any set up, and we ensure that all of our repairs and maintenance procedures are quick and efficient.
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