-The COVID-19 epidemic has quickly turned the tables. “new normal”Family life is simplified by turning the household into a hub, which includes all aspects of family life: work, school, college, meals, gyms and hobbies.
This new technology is not only an improvement on the old, but it also offers the possibility of a lot more. “Full House”While this dynamic can strengthen family bonds, it will also cause utility bills and energy use to soar as all home technologies, appliances, and systems run overtime at unprecedented levels. This makes optimal home climate control crucial to both keep everyone comfortable and minimize utility bills.
There are a few steps families can take to avoid an expensive utility bill. Small steps can make a big difference, especially when home heating and cooling account for almost half of all home energy consumption.
* Ease Into Electric: According to Columbia University’s Earth InstituteElectric systems are an option to decarbonize your home’s climate control. Fujitsu General America’s ductless minisplit system, which is powered by electricity, is one of the most efficient heating and cooling products. It can help you save up to 25 percent on your monthly energy bills.
Mini-splits are made of thin copper tubing and pump refrigerant directly from an outdoor compressor into an indoor air-handling device. The air is then quietly distributed throughout the space.
* Get “Smart”Climate Control: Smart HVAC Systems and Smart Thermostats are the best options for smart home temperature control. Smart HVAC systems can be controlled remotely from anywhere with an internet connection. Smart Home Thermostats are able to create a smart home. “smart”Systems that allow remote temperature control via an Internet-connected device, mobile phone or voice-operated system.
* Voice Your Preference: Take control of your comfort. Many HVAC companies offer apps that allow you to control your HVAC systems from any location using a smartphone. Voice-control uses digital assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home to control the home’s temperature. The ability to control the temperature remotely allows homeowners to be more relaxed and reduce energy consumption.
* Find Your Efficient Comfort Zone: Many of us live in homes designed for bigger families, but have yet to downsize. Upgrade to a ductless or zoned ducted system if you are only using a small portion of your home. This will help you save money heating and cooling areas where your family doesn’t spend much time. You’ll save more money by using less cooling and also getting more out of the space you use.
* Try Low-tech Fixes: Simple changes can have a big impact. To make the most of the sun’s heat, open your south-facing curtains before sunrise to maximize your home’s heat. “passive solar gain.”Forcing down warm air. Cooler, denser air is closer to the ground and warmer air rises. Use a fan at low speeds to force the air downwards. Fill in the gaps. Warmth loss can be caused by air leaking from windows frames, power sockets and recessed lighting fittings that have been poorly sealed. Glass at windows can be insulate with thick curtains.
You don’t have to be a hothead for your family members in order to achieve peaceful co-existence within your multi-functional, crowded home. Fujitsu systems that have the Energy Star rating are twice as efficient than the minimum government standard. For more information or to find a contractor close to you, call 888-83324 or visit www.constantcomfort.com.
