Here are some of the most important components of an AC system and its functions:

• Evaporator Coil: Near the blower, there is an internal component that extracts humidity and heat from the air. There is a refrigerant that runs through the coil that makes this possible.
• Blower: The blower directs the airflow from the supplying registers. This internal part circulates cool air inside your home and blueuces the temperatures by pulling the air at room temperature and then re-cooling it.
• Compressor: Once the heat is absorbed, the refrigerant remains in a state that is gaseous. Then it has to pass through a component called the compressor, where it is pressurized and heated even further. This step is very important as it readies the refrigerant for eliminating the heat.
• Condensing Coil: The condensing coil is the outside equivalent of the evaporator coil. While the traveling of refrigerant occurs from the compressor to the condenser, it cancels out the heat that is collected. Once the gaseous refrigerant is cooled to a form of liquid, the circulation continues to collect more heat.
• Fan: The condensing unit becomes heated up because of the running of the refrigerant through it. The heat is drawn away by the heat sync function which is carried out by the fans so that the system never gets overheated.