A fully functional HVAC system works because each of its parts is working correctly and efficiently. To ensure that your system’s heating and cooling functions are accomplished using less power, your HVAC system must be efficient and functioning optimally.
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The Furnace
Your furnace unit requires its own fairly large area within your home. This is an important part of your HVAC, as this allows warm or cool air to enter your rooms and change the temperature.
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The Evaporator Coil
A part of the furnace, the evaporator coil does its job when cool air is needed in the room. It is responsible for supplying chilled air through the vents.
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The Heat Exchanger
This does the exact opposite of the evaporator coil, as it quickly heats when cool air comes into it, dispersing it outside the building.
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The Condensing Unit
It is installed outside the establishment and operates to create additional cold air to be supplied for the furnace blowers.
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The Refrigerant Lines
These lines are designed to be durable enough to withstand extreme temperatures as they carry liquid and gas from the evaporating coil to the condensing unit.
Each part is as important as the whole HVAC system, so proper maintenance and care are a must. Having an adept knowledge of the HVAC system and its processes helps in regular maintenance and when talking with HVAC experts about serious issues.