In order to qualify for a rebate, you must install a heat pump system with SEER rating of 14.3 SEER, 15.2 SEER, 16.5 SEER, 17.2 SEER, or 19.2 SEER for split systems. For Package Units the rebate is only offered for 13.4 and 15.2 SEER. For mini splits the rebate is only offered for 18 SEER and 20 SEER models. All these models provide rebate and or Federal Tax Credit Incentives. Ask our qualified technicians or call us at 310-279-9494 for more information on how you can benefit from installing heat pump units.
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Why is my unit leaking freon?
If your HVAC unit is leaking Freon, it could be due to several reasons. One common cause is corrosion or damage to the copper tubing within the system, which can develop over time due to exposure to moisture or other environmental factors. Another possibility is loose or damaged connections between components, such as the evaporator coil or refrigerant lines, allowing Freon to escape. Additionally, vibration or physical stress on the unit, perhaps from improper installation or maintenance, can lead to leaks in the refrigerant system. It's essential to address Freon leaks promptly, as not only can they result in reduced cooling efficiency and increased energy consumption, but Freon is also harmful to the environment and poses health risks if inhaled. Consulting a professional HVAC technician to locate and repair the leak is crucial for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of your HVAC system.
R-410A vs. R-22 Freon, What are the differences
The primary differences between R410A and R-22 refrigerants lie in their chemical compositions and environmental impacts. R410A, also known as Puron, is a hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerant widely used in modern HVAC systems as a replacement for R-22, which is a hydrochlorofluorocarbon (HCFC). One significant distinction is that R410A has a higher cooling capacity and operates at higher pressures than R-22, making it more efficient and suitable for newer, high-efficiency air conditioning systems. Additionally, R410A is chlorine-free, which reduces its ozone depletion potential compared to R-22, aligning with environmental regulations aimed at phasing out ozone-depleting substances. Consequently, R410A is considered a more environmentally friendly alternative to R-22, which has been gradually phased out due to its harmful impact on the ozone layer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What HVAC units qualify for rebate and federal tax credit?
How long does it take to install the HVAC system?
Once the product is in our hands, the installation take 1~3 business days after the day you approve the estimate. Most Units are prepared within 24 hours, but if our warehouse is exceptionally backed up processing times may go up to 3 business days following the day you approve the estimate.
Do you have to run my credit in order to get approved for financing?
Good Leap uses a soft pull credit system so your credit score is barely if at effected from running your credit score. You may wish to talk more with a Good Leap representative regarding Good Leaps policies.
How does the rebate program work?
The rebate is provided by tech clean California and is eligible for up to $1000. Simply go to techcleanCalifornia.com and message the representative letting them know you installed a rebate eligible HVAC product with Nice and Cool Inc.