Cycled Air Conditioning

Did you know? Air conditioning can account for up to 40 percent of your home electricity use, so it pays to make energy efficiency a priority.

How can Nobles help? If it's time to install a new cooling unit in your home you may qualify for a rebate. The cooperatives central air and air source heat pump rebates require use of a Quality Installation contractor. This means the contractor passed a certification exam, properly sizes the system and test it for optimal performance. Here are the qualified installers in Nobles or Murray County:
     Al's Plumbing & Heating, Wilmont: 507-926-5901
     BTU, Inc., Worthington: 507-376-6966
     Lowes Sheetmetal Inc., Worthington: 507-376-5927
     Mike's Plumbing & Heating, Slayton: 507-836-6158
     Parker  Plumbing & Heating, Slayton: 507-836-6560
     Rieck's Plumbing & Heating, Edgerton: 507-442-3030
     Schwalbach's Plumbing & Heating, Worthington: 507-372-2792
    Spartz Plumbing & Heating, Slayton: 507-836-8393

Nobles has great incentives. If you join our Cycled Air Conditioning Program, you will receive:
         $18 off your summer electric bills
         $35 credit or an installed programmable thermostat

How does the program work? During peak electric demand times Nobles Cooperative Electric (NCE) will cycle your central air conditioner's compressor on for 15 minutes and off for 15 minutes. Typically, this cycling occurs on the hottest days of the summer from mid-afternoon to evening. Most members do not even notice the unit is being cycled due to the fact that the blower fan continues to move air. We are so confident in the program that we will remove you from the program if you are not satisfied.

Click here if you would like to sign up for the Cycled Air Conditioning Program from Nobles Cooperative Electric.