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Used processing equipment in Florida, USA

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    1994 ACE (TLD) 802

    1994 ACE (TLD) 802

    • Manufacturer: TLD

    802 – ACE 110 TON ACU (Air Conditioning Unit) with three outputs. Equipped with a Detroit 6V engine, fully reconditioned. Includes two 50 foot output hoses with aircraft connectors.

    Hialeah, FL
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    2008 TLD 802

    2008 TLD 802

    • Manufacturer: TLD

    Weight: 14000 lbs | Capacity: 110 TON | Engine: Detroit Diesel | Fuel type: Diesel

    Hialeah, FL
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    PREMIUM MANIFOLD GAUGE (PART #CP6000)

      The CP6000 Premium Manifold Gauge is a high-quality air conditioning spare part designed to provide accurate and efficient readings for HVAC technicians. This manifold gauge is an essential tool for professionals...

      Miami, FL
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      COMPRESSOR (PART #AG325732)

        The AG325732 compressor is a crucial component in an air conditioning system. It is responsible for compressing refrigerant gas and pumping it through the system to facilitate cooling. As a compressor, it serves ...

        Miami, FL
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        SUB TO 500-222 (PART #A64810)

          The spare part A64810, which is a substitute to 500-222, is an essential component of air conditioning systems. This part plays a crucial role in regulating the temperature and creating a comfortable environment ...

          Miami, FL
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          YORK NEW COMPRESSOR (PART #1026088M91)

            The AIR CONDITIONING PARTS 1026088M91 is a high-quality aftermarket spare part designed specifically for use with the York brand of air conditioning systems. This particular component is a new compressor, which i...

            Miami, FL

          Overview

          Air conditioning systems are essential for controlling the temperature, humidity, and overall air quality in residential, commercial, and industrial environments. These systems range from small window units and split systems to large-scale central air conditioning systems designed for entire buildings. Their primary function is to provide a comfortable indoor environment, particularly during hot weather.

          FAQ

          What should I consider when buying an air conditioning unit?

          Consider the unit's size, energy efficiency, cooling capacity (measured in BTUs), and specific features such as programmable thermostats, air filters, and noise levels.

          How do I ensure the air conditioning unit is shipped safely to my location?

          Choose a reliable shipping service experienced in handling HVAC equipment. Ensure the unit is securely packaged to prevent damage during transit.

          What is the maintenance schedule for an air conditioning system?

          Regular maintenance includes cleaning or replacing air filters, checking refrigerant levels, inspecting the thermostat, and ensuring there are no leaks. It is recommended to have a professional service the unit annually.