HVAC zoning is a great way to save energy and money and make your home more comfortable. But many people are under the impression that HVAC zoning is only for large houses. That’s not necessarily true. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the real truth about HVAC Zoning and whether or not it’s only for large houses. We’ll look at the benefits of HVAC zoning, the technology involved, and how it can be applied to any home, regardless of size.
HVAC zoning is an effective way to control temperatures in different areas of your home. It works by creating separate, zoned areas that are controlled by individual thermostats. HVAC zoning is accomplished by installing dampers in your ductwork. Each area can be set to its own temperature, keeping you comfortable in different parts of your home instead of relying on one thermostat for the entire house, which can be compared to turning on lights in your house. No one operates the lights in their home with just one light switch, or are you?
When the thermostat in a zoned area registers a difference from the preset temperature, it will signal the damper in that area to open or close, which will either increase or decrease the flow of air through that particular zone’s ducts. This creates a customizable temperature system where each zone can be adjusted independently of the other zones, giving you greater control over the comfort level of your home.
HVAC zoning is a great option for any home, regardless of size. Any smaller home of less than 2000 square feet is considered an ideal application and can benefit from HVAC zoning as it allows for temperature customization and increased efficiency.
Multilevel homes are also ideal for HVAC zoning as different temperatures can be maintained on each level. This can accommodate one family member that may prefer a cooler temperature in the bedroom upstairs while another prefers the living room to be warmer downstairs.
Homes with basements or additions are also excellent applications for HVAC zoning. By dividing the home into separate zones, the basement or addition can be kept at an optimal temperature without significantly impacting the rest of the home.
Finally, sunrooms and other high-heat rooms are great candidates for HVAC zoning. With the ability to customize temperatures in a specific area, HVAC zoning ensures that these areas can be comfortably heated or cooled without disrupting the temperature in the rest of the house.
Overall, HVAC zoning gives homeowners more flexibility and control over the temperature of their homes, regardless of their size or layout. By utilizing multiple zones, homeowners can ensure that every area of their home is at an ideal temperature.
Not only does HVAC Zoning improve the effectiveness of your HVAC system and saves you money on energy costs in the long run, but it also helps to create customizable comfort throughout your home. This eliminates hot and cold spots that can be uncomfortable or even dangerous in certain weather conditions.
Specifically, Arzel® Zoning Systems come with a lifetime warranty and 100% comfort guarantees, so you can feel confident that you will be comfortable with the temperatures in your home. We will buy the system back if you are not satisfied within the first year.
Are you interested in getting comfortable with an Arzel® Zoning system? Learn more by finding a local contractor in your area today.
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