I wish I could say that is the case. But, even though your AC unit is running a bit less often it runs just as hard at 100 as it does at 110. Even when the temperatures are just in the 90s your Air Conditioner’s compressor is still doing the same work and stands the same risk of failure or problems.
Even at 95° you house can reach in the low 100s inside and that is a very dangerous temperature. While the elderly and children are at the greatest risk from heat sickness other people whose health may be compromised are at risk as well. Your weight and overall physical condition can also increase your risk of heat related complications.
A heat-related illness is a medical condition that may occur as a result of heat exposure. Even short periods of high temperatures can cause serious health problems. Heat-related illness encompasses a spectrum of conditions that range from minor illnesses to life-threatening medical emergencies. There are several heat-related illnesses, including heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat cramps, heat syncope (fainting), and heat rash.
Signs and symptoms of heat-related illness vary based on the condition, but may include an elevated body temperature, headache, nausea, weakness, dizziness, fainting, muscle cramps, seizures, confusion, and coma.
Treatment for heat-related illness generally includes moving the individual out of the hot environment, implementing cooling measures as needed, rest, and rehydration.
Prevention of heat-related illness is best accomplished through proper planning and preparation, such as increasing fluid intake, wearing appropriate clothing and sunscreen, remaining in a cool environment, acclimating yourself to the hot environment, and using common sense.
So don’t wait give Aaron’s Mechanical Service a call if you have an AC problem. Aaron’s Mechanical Service’s number is 623-388-4436.
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