Temporary/ Emergency A/C Units

You would need a temporary emergency AC if your primary air conditioning system fails or if there is a power outage that prevents your AC system from working. Temporary emergency AC scan also be used for events or in outdoor areas where traditional air conditioning is not available.

A temporary emergency AC works by using a refrigerant to absorb heat from the air and
expel it outside. The unit typically includes a compressor, an evaporator, and a condenser, as well as a fan to circulate the cooled air.

There are several types of temporary emergency AC units available, including portable air conditioners, spot coolers, and evaporative coolers. Portable air conditioners are self-contained units that can be moved from room to room, while spot coolers are designed for specific areas
and can be ducted to provide cool air. Evaporative coolers use water to cool the air and are typically used in drier climates.

The size of the temporary emergency AC unit you need depends on several factors, such as
the size of the space, the climate, and the number of people or equipment in the area. A
professional HVAC technician can evaluate the space and recommend the appropriate size unit.

Temporary emergency AC units are designed for short-term use and are typically used for a
few days to a few weeks. However, the length of time they can be used depends on the unit and how well it is maintained

Temporary emergency AC units should be cleaned and maintained regularly to ensure that they are working properly and efficiently. This includes changing the filters, cleaning the evaporator and condenser coils, and checking the refrigerant levels. A professional HVAC technician can perform routine maintenance and repairs as needed

The cost of a temporary emergency AC unit depends on several factors, such as the type of unit, the size, and the duration of use. On average, a portable air conditioner can cost between $200 and $1,000 per week to rent. Spot coolers and evaporative coolers may be more expensive depending on the size and complexity of the unit.