With a zoned heating system, you can control heat distribution throughout your home during any time of the day or night. Additionally, zoned heating systems can offer substantial energy savings if you heat or cool only occupied zones, instead of your entire home. Keep reading to see if a zoning system is right for your Central Florida home.
A typical heating system heats your entire home based on the settings of one thermostat. In many non-zoned homes, heating and cooling temperatures are uncomfortable, inefficient and can lead to disagreements over thermostat settings. In contrast, a zoned heating system gives homeowners the ability to control the temperature in each zone, maximizing efficiency, comfort and energy-saving efforts.
Here are the basic steps for designing a zoning system:
Zoned heating and cooling can save energy dollars and personalize your home comfort. Zoned systems offer another benefit — they can lower the heating and cooling load on your HVAC system. If you’re heating or cooling half or less of your home, the load is equally reduced. A lighter load means less work for your heat pump or furnace and less wear and tear on system parts. You can potentially reduce repairs and extend the lifespan of your HVAC system.
To discuss installing a zoned heating system in your Greater Orlando home, contact the home comfort specialists at Rinaldi’s Air Conditioning Service.