Published 2 June 2026 · 3 min read
Before hiring anyone for new AC installation in Hyderabad, ask about the piping material (should be copper, not aluminium), whether they'll vacuum the line before gas charging, how they determined the recommended tonnage for your room, and whether installation labour is covered by a separate warranty from the AC's own manufacturer warranty.
A good installer won't mind these questions — if anything, being asked shows you're paying attention to the details that actually matter for how the AC performs.
The most common installation issues we see later — weak cooling on a brand-new AC, water leakage, unusually high electricity bills from day one — almost always trace back to one of these being skipped: wrong tonnage, unvacuumed lines, or a poor drainage slope. Asking these questions upfront costs nothing and can save you a repair call within the first few months.
If your room has significant west-facing sun exposure or is on a top floor, mention this explicitly — a standard tonnage chart based on room size alone often undersizes the AC for these conditions in Hyderabad's climate.
Copper handles pressure and temperature changes more reliably over time and is the industry standard — aluminium piping is more prone to leaks and corrosion issues long-term.
Trapped air and moisture in the system reduce cooling efficiency and can contribute to internal corrosion over time, shortening the system's effective lifespan.
Room size is the starting point, but sun exposure, floor level, and ceiling height should also factor in — especially in Hyderabad's climate, where a standard chart can undersize a west-facing or top-floor room.
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