Do I classify both a central air conditioner and furnace as a rental asset with a depreciation life of 27 1/2 years and add them to properties' basis?

I have a rental property that I paid $3,700 for a central air unit and new furnace.  I have another property that I paid $1,850 for a central air unit.  Do I classify both the a/c and the furnace as assets that have a depreciation life of 27 1/2 years.  Do I add both assets to the properties' basis?  That is how I have it set up now.  I wanted to make sure because I saw one answer stating that a central air conditioner could be classified as having a life of 7 years because it was not in the list of assets.  I had these properties for years before installing the air conditioners and the furnace.   Thank you.