Air conditioning components

 Here are the common air conditioning components:

1. Compressor: 

Compresses refrigerant, raising temperature and pressure.

2. Condenser Coils: 

Dissipate heat from hot refrigerant gas to the surrounding air.

3. Evaporator Coils: 

Absorb heat from the air and transfer it to the refrigerant.

4. Expansion Valve: 

Reduces refrigerant pressure, allowing it to expand and become cold.

5. Refrigerant: 

Transfers heat from the evaporator to the condenser.

6. Fan Motor: 

Powers the fans that circulate air through the system.

7. Capacitor: 

Stores electrical energy to start the compressor and fan motor.

8. Contactors: 

Relay electrical signals to control compressor and fan operation.

9. Thermostat: 

Regulates temperature by turning the system on/off.

10. Air Filter: 

Removes dust, dirt, and debris from the air.

11. Ductwork: 

Distributes conditioned air throughout the building.

12. Plenum: 

Central chamber for distributing air.

13. Drainage System: 

Removes condensate water from the system.

14. Sensors: 

Monitor temperature, pressure, and humidity.

15. Control Board: 

Integrates and controls system components.

16. Relays: 

Electromagnetic switches for controlling system components.

17. Transformers: 

Step-down voltage for safe and efficient operation.

18. Fuses: 

Protect against electrical overloads.

These components work together to provide efficient and effective air conditioning.