Energy Saving Calculator
Energy Saving Calculator

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*Based on 10.98 cents/KWh and typical 2,100 hours annual AC runtime.
How Much Can an Energy-Efficient AC Unit Save You?
Upgrading to an energy-efficient AC unit is one of the most reliable ways for Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners to cut summer cooling costs. Older air conditioners often run at 10-13 SEER, while today’s high-efficiency systems reach 16-20+ SEER2 – delivering the same cooling while drawing noticeably less electricity. Use the calculator above to estimate your potential savings, then read on to understand what drives them.
What Makes an AC Unit Energy Efficient?
A few features separate a truly energy-efficient AC unit from a standard one: a higher SEER2 rating (the primary measure of cooling efficiency), a variable-speed compressor that matches output to demand instead of cycling fully on and off, properly matched and correctly sized components, and ENERGY STAR certification that independently verifies efficiency.
Getting the Most From Your New System
Even the most energy-efficient AC unit underperforms if it is oversized, installed with leaky ductwork, or left unmaintained. A professional load calculation ensures the system is sized for your home, and annual tune-ups keep it running at peak efficiency. Xtreme Air Services installs high-efficiency Trane, Lennox, and Daikin systems across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. Schedule a free consultation or explore financing options. For qualifying models, see ENERGY STAR.

