Fun Facts & HVAC Tips

REFRIGERATION TIP

For optimal food preservation set your refrigerator between 37 and 40 degrees, and your freezer to 0.

When air conditioning was first introduced, the output settings we now call AC Units, were measured in “ice power”.
Basically, it was how many blocks of ice it took to create the same cooling power.

Did You Know?

Poorly designed or leaky ductwork can cause your HVAC system to loose up to 30% of its energy efficiency.

HVAC tip promotional graphic with the slogan 'Be Cool HVAC' featuring a tropical design of palm trees, waves, and a sun, highlighting that duct tape isn't the best for sealing ducts, with contact information and a color palette of blue shades.
An informational graphic with the heading 'Did You Know?' in large blue and white text. It features a portrait of Willis Carrier, the inventor of the modern air conditioner, and a black-and-white image of the early air conditioning unit he developed in 1902. The text explains Carrier's contribution and notes that his company remains a leading brand today.
HVAC tip card with the Be Cool HVAC logo featuring palm trees, a sunset, and water, providing a maintenance tip to pour vinegar and hot water into the condensate drain line once a month to prevent clogs, and including contact information and website.
A promotional graphic featuring the White House with trees and a fountain, with text that states Herbert Hoover was the first president to have air conditioning in 1930, costing $30,000. The graphic promotes Be Cool HVAC and includes a phone number and website.
HVAC tip poster with Be Cool HVAC logo, blue text stating 'HVAC TIP', and a tip about clearing debris around air conditioning units, with a color palette of blue shades and contact information for Be Cool HVAC.
A promotional graphic with a blue water droplet background, asking if you know about high humidity levels and their effect on temperature. It features the Be Cool HVAC logo with palm trees, waves, and a sunset. The text explains that high humidity makes a home feel warmer and provides a phone number and website for HVAC services.
HVAC tip poster advises not to close off AC vents in unused rooms to prevent airflow disruption, pressure and temperature imbalances, increased energy use, and damage to the HVAC system. The poster features the Be Cool HVAC logo with palm trees, a sunset, and water, and includes contact information and website.
An attic under construction with exposed wooden framing and insulation. The text overlay asks, 'Did you know?' and provides information about attic temperatures in summer in South Alabama reaching 140-160 degrees. Contact details for Be Cool HVAC are included.
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Historical black and white statue of John Gorrie, Miami, Florida, with a modern infographic on the left side about his invention of a practical ice maker in the 1840s to cool air for yellow fever patients.
Refrigeration tip with a tropical theme logo that says "Be Cool HVAC" and a color palette. The tip advises leaving a few inches between the fridge and wall for proper ventilation.
Empty movie theater seats with a promotional graphic about air conditioning and summer movies, featuring the text 'Did You Know?' and a logo with palm trees, seashells, and waves reading 'Be Cool HVAC'.
HVAC tip from Be Cool HVAC emphasizing the importance of properly sized systems for comfort and efficiency.