Estimate a possible cooling-cost range from your assumptions.
Use comparable efficiency ratings and your own utility assumptions to see a broad educational range. Your actual usage, weather, equipment, ductwork, installation, electric rates, and thermostat settings can change the result.
Your range will appear here.
Use documented, comparable ratings when possible. If you do not have them, skip the estimate and start with a professional assessment rather than guessing.
View replacement assessment serviceWhat this energy-use estimate includes and excludes.
Seasonal efficiency ratings compare cooling output with electric input under standardized conditions. This simplified scenario holds cooling demand constant and applies your chosen share of electric spending. It is useful for understanding sensitivity, not predicting a bill or proving savings.
ENERGY STAR offers a more detailed public HVAC savings calculator. Airsmart should review the final methodology and equipment inputs before this becomes a production sales tool.
