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which A/C SEER is more reliable?
I'm in the market for a new HVAC system. I've noticed that the higher
SEER units jump dramatically in price going from 10 SEER to 12 to 14. 10-12 is an 85% increase. 12-14 is about %50 increase. I've also been told that the 12+ SEERs have "variable" (valve can open/close to change the pressure gradient) expansion valves. Lastly, these "variable" expansion valves are prone to failure and frequent servicing. Is this true |
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