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When it comes to cooling and heating a home, people tend to take a lot of things for granted. One of them is the fan setting on their thermostat. Typically, these HVAC thermostat settings are either “on” or “auto.”
When the fan setting is “on,” the blower or air handler fan in your forced-air HVAC system runs constantly, whether the cooling or heating equipment is operating or not. The “auto” setting only operates in tandem with the A/C, furnace or heat pump. When the thermostat doesn’t signal the need for more heat or cooling, the fan doesn’t run.
Most experts say that “auto” is the preferred default choice for this thermostat setting, though “on” has its uses, as well.
The benefits of the “auto” setting include:
The benefits of the “on” setting include:
For more information about the preferred thermostat setting for your cooling or heating system, please contact us at Rinaldi’s Energy Solutions. We provide quality HVAC services to Orlando and surrounding communities in Central Florida.