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  Ductless Heat Pumps and Air-conditioners for Residential or Commercial Applications

Window Unit, Through-the-wall units,  Air Conditioners.



  Able Group Inc.
610-853-8311


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We'll get the info to you about the advantages of a heat pump, alternatives for energy efficient HVAC, electric heat, split systems, ductless central air conditioning and heating, window unit air conditioners and through the wall (thru-wall) units.
 

Ask us anything Heating and Air Conditioning!
 A heat pump is an all-in-one cooling and heating system. During summer months, it works like an air conditioner. It extracts heat from inside your home and transfers it to the outdoor air. When the weather's cooler, it does the exact opposite, taking heat from outside and moving it inside. For optimal comfort and efficiency, a heat pump can be combined with a gas furnace in one dual-fuel system.  Split system: Refrigeration system where the refrigerant is piped from one part to another, such as residential heat pump or a/c system.  Packaged or self-contained: Refrigeration system where everything including the air moving hardware is kept in one box, such as a window air conditioner or a roof-top unit.  Forced air: heating and or cooling system that connects to the conditioned space with duct-work that uses air as the moving fluid. The heating or cooling can come from any number of sources.

Give us a general idea of what you are looking for and we'll price it up for you. 

Heating and cooling performance is what the PC/PCH-Series is designed to deliver. This ceiling-suspended unit delivers enough cold or hot air to make any space more comfortable. Manually adjusted jumbo swing louvers direct the airflow left or right, covering the entire space quietly. Accessory filters are available to increase the time span between service calls. The PC/PCH-Series is perfect for restaurants, kitchens, and other large commercial spaces where ovens and other equipment add to an already taxed heating or cooling load.

air-conditioner expanded
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 can earn tax credits for you on a new, energy efficient system!
 

Heat Pump: Refrigeration device that can be used to move heat to or from air or water, or to or from air to water then the water is used to heat or cool air. In some parts of the world they are also known as "Reverse Cycle". family owned and operated company, installation, and products. Our technicians are experienced, professional, NATE and EPA-certified. an HVAC company.  Central Air, Air Duct Cleanings, Ductless Units, Radiant Floor Heating, Ductwork, Furnaces, Boilers, Water Heaters, Air Conditioning, Heat Pumps, Mini-Splits, Indoor Air Quality & Comfort Systems, Filters, Zoning, Humidifiers, Thermostats,  Chimney Liners. Gas Fireplaces and Gas Logs.  Commercial/Industrial Contractors
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Evaporator: The part of a refrigeration system that gets cold. It is called the evaporator because it is the part of the system that evaporates the refrigerant from liquid to vapor. 

 Radiant: System that uses hot surfaces to radiate or convect heat into the environment. Without the use of fans or blowers.

 Condenser: The part of a refrigeration system that gives up heat from the refrigerant and changes the refrigerant from a vapor to a liquid. Condensers can be either water cooled or air cooled.

 Compressor: The heart of any refrigeration system that pumps the refrigerant.
(absorption systems that use ammonia or lithium bromide do not have compressors). Compressors can be reciprocating, rotary, scroll, disc, or screw.  Receiver: Tank on the liquid side of a system that holds excess refrigerant in the system that needs to be there for proper operation.

 Accumulator: Tank on the suction side of a system that holds excess refrigerant to prevent slugging the compressor with liquid. 

Outdoor coil: The coil on a heat pump system that is located out side or in the ground loop of a ground-sourced heat pump. This is so not to be confused with the condenser on an air-conditioning system. 

Indoor coil: The coil on a heat pump that is located inside. This is so not to be confused with the evaporator on an air conditioning system. HVAC(R): Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning an R may be added to represent Refrigeration.

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