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The rooms in your home vary in characteristics, such as the floors on which they’re located and how frequently they’re used. As a result, each room has different temperature needs. A traditional HVAC system can’t
A zoned HVAC system offers a far more efficient means of heating and cooling your home when compared to the whole-house approach. A zoning system allow you to control the parts of your home that get
A central HVAC system makes heating and cooling your home a simple task, since only one thermostat controls your entire home’s temperature. However, this may not be the most efficient design for your living space. An HVAC
Originally, forced air systems were designed with a single thermostat to control the whole system. At the time, this was revolutionary and is an energy efficient improvement on room-by-room or inefficiently placed space heaters. However,
Uneven temperatures — hot and cold spots — in a home create issues beyond discomforts and thermostat haggling. Temperature variances are signs of wasted energy, unbalanced airflow and perhaps air infiltration from one or more
An HVAC zoning system can provide many benefits, including better indoor comfort, more precise temperature control and savings on your utility bills. As with any piece of HVAC equipment, though,
It is nearly impossible to keep an entire house at a consistent temperature that everyone will be happy with when using a traditional thermostat. This is due to the fact that hot air rises and
Without a zoning system, most HVAC units are limited in the amount of comfort they can provide. That’s because homes generally have one thermostat to manage the environment of the entire house, and single thermostats
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