HVAC Zoning System
Zoned HVAC system is one of the best ways through which building comfort levels can be achieved effectively. From our past field experiences, we have encountered many customers who complain about some areas in their houses being too hot or too cold. Zoning system uses dampers in the ductwork to control and balance airflow. In most cases, the top floor of any building tends to be hot while the basement is too cold as warm air rises. Using dampers, more air can be redirected to the top flow to make it cooler.
Is Zoning Beneficial?
With a HVAC zoning system, you can have different temperature set-points for different regions of your house. This not only improves the comfort of your home but also reduces energy consumption and wastage, hence lowering your utility bills significantly. Zoning can help improve energy saving by over 30%. Additionally, when one uses smart thermostats, control of any zone's temperature can be done remotely.
Is Zoned HVAC Right for my home?
Every building can benefit from zoning as it improves the efficiency of cooling. Different people have different temperature comfort levels as it efficiently accommodates the needs of everyone while conserving energy.
HVAC zoning system is ideal for any house where the top floor is warmer than the lower levels, for any building with large windows, rooms which are reserved for special functions like gym and office as they require more airflow, and rooms which are not frequently used.
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