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Since ancient times, people have sought for ways to cool the inside of their homes. Ancient Persians and Arabs used wind towers, which had large orifices that directed the wind into building interiors. Affluent, aristocratic Romans, on the other hand, are said to have used aqueduct water to cool the walls of their homes while the Chinese invented man-powered rotary fans as early as the 2nd century.

In 1842, John Gorrie, a doctor from Florida, used compressor technology to create an ice machine, which he used to cool down his parent’s hospital room. Unfortunately, the investor who was supposed to finance the mass production of his invention met an untimely death.

It wasn't until after half a century later when the first true electric AC was originated by New Yorker Willis Haviland Carrier. His invention was able to control both the temperature and the humidity in the facility of the Sackett-Wilhelms Lithographing and Publishing Company, which became his client while he was working for the Buffalo Forge Company, a tools and machinery firm.

Today, modern air conditioning units are made up of three important components: the condenser, the compressor and the evaporator. These parts work together in order to withdraw the heat and circulate the air inside a room. In order for you to take advantage of this modern refrigeration process better, EverythingAirconditioner.com has collected some of the best air conditioning units from renowned manufacturers like GE and Frigidaire.

Different models, including slider or casement air conditioners, thru–the–wall air conditioners, widow only air conditioners and window or wall air conditioners are available depending on your home’s needs.