Most homeowners place high importance on maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature. According to the U.S. Department of Energy about half of American homes use energy for heating and cooling. This information shows that homeowners can save significant money on their monthly utility bills by purchasing an energy-efficient furnace.
Although it may sound at first glance, the phrase is actually quite simple. “energy efficient”Although it is easy to assume that all energy-efficient systems are equal, there is no way to know for sure. Consumers should research heating and cooling options before making a decision on a system that will heat their home for many years.
These tips will help to choose the best heating and cooling system.
* Look for the Energy Star seal. Heating and cooling systems with the Energy Star seal have proven their ability to cut down on energy costs.
* Select the right size. If you are looking for home heating or cooling, the bigger the better. Equipment too big will result in a short-term operation that doesn’t allow for efficient operation. It can also make the home uncomfortable by removing humidity. The right system size will be determined by a qualified contractor.
* Explore hybrid technology. The hybrid systems of today can select the most efficient heating fuel depending on the conditions, and then automatically switch back to that fuel when conditions change. This innovative technology has the potential to save energy. Carrier’s Hybrid Heat Dual Fuel System heats at a lower rate than any gas furnace.
* Upgrade your thermostat. Installing a programmable thermostat is one of the best ways to manage comfort and lower utility bills. Every year, the International Builders Show displays a wide range of cutting-edge thermostats. Carrier’s Edge thermostat may be equipped with an expansion port that allows the homeowner to set temperature remotely.
* Service your heater. To ensure optimal operation efficiency, it is important to service your high-efficiency heating system once it has been installed. You can find more information on cooling and heating systems at home by visiting www.carrier.com.
