Packaged Unit

When discussing packaged units, it’s essential to understand the definition of a packaged unit. A packaged unit is a single unit that is made up of several components, such as a furnace and an air conditioner. This type of unit is generally used in one-story homes and small businesses, as it’s relatively compact. Packaged units are usually located outside of the structure they are providing heating or cooling to, meaning they take up less space than a traditional furnace-and-air-conditioner combination. They are usually installed onto a concrete slab or other similar surface outside the structure, and are then connected to the structure via ductwork. Packaged units are great for those who don’t have a lot of space for a traditional heating and cooling system, as they often don’t require a lot of room. Additionally, packaged units are often more efficient than individual components, as they are designed to work together. Finally, packaged units are often a cost-effective way to heat and cool a