How Does An HVAC System Work?
Your HVAC System and You
Anyone who owns a late-model home won't have a basic heating system. They will have an advanced HVAC system. These systems make climate control a breeze. This is only when you keep up with maintenance and repairs. Let's consider more on the subject below.
Why is it Important to Install an HVAC System?
The chief element of retaining comfort involves conditioned air. You want to maintain the humidity and temperature. A Central Air-HVAC system allows you to do that. This system provides accurate and efficient controls at your fingertips. You don't even have to adjust newer systems. You can program them to run when you aren't there. This helps to maintain consistent humidity and temperature levels.
With this kind of control, you can also get a good night's rest. You won't have to deal with the heat and sweating. Plus, you can keep your home so toasty inside that you can drip-dry after a shower in the winter. The efficiency of these modern systems is what makes them appealing. They help you save money and the environment. There are so many types to manage the comfort in each room. You will always have options.
How Does an HVAC System Work in Your Home?
These interior climate control systems have most of the same parts. A furnace creates the greatest British Thermal Units (BTU) for every natural gas. Blower fans move the heated air into ducts that send it into the rooms. This same ductwork carries the cold air from the evaporator coil. The evaporator coil is in the air conditioning unit.
The A/C compressor unit circulates a refrigerant gas. This gas liquefies and cools in the condenser coils. The liquid is then sprayed at high pressure into a fine mist. This mist turns into a gas in the evaporator. This fine spray creates a cooling effect that you may feel in aerosol cans when you spray them. The cooling effect helps to cool the evaporator coils. The gas also picks up any heat from the coils. It carries it back to the condenser coils where it liquefies and starts the process all over again. The A/C system is a complex heat exchanger system. It removes the heat by using a compressed refrigerant to move it outside.
Contact Ardmore Fresh Air for all your Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning needs. Call us today at (847) 588-2400. We have cutting-edge equipment to install and maintain A/C systems. Schedule your online appointment today!
