Twin-Cylinder System

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(NAPSA)—Imagine trying to drive through hilly terrain in a car with only one gear. Because you couldn’t upshift (or downshift) to accommodate for the grade of the road, you would constantly have to accelerate and brake, makingfor a rough ride. Just as additional transmission gears allow a driver to optimize the ride, a new kind of compressor technology—known as Twin-Single (TS)—optimizes air conditioning systems. TS compressors use a unique two-cylinder design in one package, allowing units to condition a homeeffectively while running at a reduced workload. This translates into fewer start-andstop cycles, which reduces wear and tear and extends thelife of the unit. The two-step modulation significantly lowers sound levels. Reduced fan speeds eliminate the harsh blasting noise of air being delivered through ducts, and noisy on-off cycles are kept to a minimum.Better humidity control and more efficient air filtration are additional benefits, and homeowners can expect to see lower energy bills. The York Heating and Cooling Unitary Products Group recently launched the Olympian TSSeries, a line of residential air conditioning units that feature TS technology. The units range in capacity from two throughfive tonsof cooling. Under high load situations, both pistons oleeo lewee to deliver maximum cooling power. But in typical load situations (up to 70% of the time in most areas), the unique crank-shaft rotates in the opposite direction, and only one piston operates (Stage 1). That's when the incredible benefits of TS Technologykick in! oT) For increased comfort and energy efficiency, some new air conditioners use a twin-cylinder system. “The Olympian TS Series couples TS compressor technology with York Comfort Enhancer Control, a microcomputer that regulatesfirststage and second-stage operation,” says Matt Peterson, vice president of sales and marketing. “Sensing the need for maximum cooling, the system immediately moves into high gear, engaging both cylinders. Sensing less demand for cooling, the compressor moveseffortlessly to single-cylinder operation, reducing operating costs withoutsacrificing comfort.” To learn more about TS technology, as well as which air conditioning units feature it, visit www.yorkupg.com or call 1-800910-YORK.