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Why Is An HVAC System Important?

by Charles Brown Marketing Manager

Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, commonly known as HVAC, is an important factor in both homes and offices.


Therefore, HVAC systems are employed so that they maintain comfort and safety on the premises.


It helps by maintaining the indoor temperature, climate, and airflow. It ensures that we don’t freeze nor sweat too much.


There are also health benefits of an HVAC system and one of them is that it prevents mold from growing in warm or moist areas.



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HVAC systems can use upto 40% of the total electricity of any building, especially when it comes to heating and cooling, as they are run by electric power.


But, the bright side is that these systems have become much better since the 1970s, and are now termed as ‘modern systems’, as they consume 30-50% lesser energy when it comes to producing cool air than conventional ones.


There are quite a few ways you ensure you get the most from your HVAC system, which include upgrading the system entirely.


Other than that, a few pointers are given below-


  • Size Matters


To make sure you get maximum efficiency, you should have a correctly sized heating & air conditioning equipment.


A square footage of the unit and the area that is to be managed, play a very small part. However, this isn’t the method to determine a building’s efficiency.


A building that has been renovated with more windows and insulation, will have an improved efficiency, which will result in the requirement of smaller heating and cooling units.


Bigger HVAC systems were common in old buildings and homes, but weren’t practical enough.


Using bigger equipment results in higher purchase prices and you can also see an increase in the day-to-day charges.


Therefore, it is better to swap large units for smaller ones.


  • Efficiency of the Model

Air conditioning units can be found in two variations, standard efficiency and high efficiency.

Standard efficiency gets the job done easily and are more affordable but aren’t as powerful as the high efficiency units.

High efficiency units have quite a lot of advantages, but have large price tags on them. In such cases, the best thing is to consult an HVAC professional to compare prices between the two units based on the lifespan and qualities they have to offer.

Standard units have a budgeted price tag, however, to the contrary of this high-efficiency unit could function better and longer.

  • Supplemental Equipment

You find varying temperature patterns in different part, so you may require supplemental HVAC equipment.

And if you live in a very humid place, I suggest dehumidification units are ideal for you, as they will maintain control over the humidity level..

This also makes the environment comfortable and allows equipment downsizing.

Buildings in dry climates, benefit with the help of evaporative coolers. It uses evaporated water as a cooling mechanism.

Still more, as heating in the dark and less insulated spaces like garages is often lacking radiant heat to warm objects in a room will improve conditions and save on fuel.

There are businesses that conduct heat-generating processes, like cooking, heat recovery units are used here to capture and reuse that same heat to manage heating and cooling costs.

Various buildings are impacted by what goes on inside the building just as much as or maybe more than the weather conditions outside.


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About Charles Brown Junior   Marketing Manager

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