Monday, June 9, 2014
Variable Capacity Heating Systems
The newest technology in heating and cooling is what is known as a
variable capacity system. Unlike conventional systems that either turn
on to heat your home or turn on to cool a variable capacity system will
adjust how much heating or cooling and airflow goes into your home. The
best way to equate the benefits of this technology is to think of cars.
Can you imagine a car that is only accelerating at full speed or braking
at full speed? Me neither, because that would be very dangerous,
inefficient and uncomfortable. A car has a transmission that has
multiple gears and a gas pedal that has multiple "stages" to put gas
into your car so that when your car operates it has hundreds of micro
adjustments that can be made depending on your speed, how much weight is
in the car and if you are going up or down a hill. A variable capacity
system works the same way, when it is 50 degrees outside and your house
only needs minimal heating your system may run at 25% of capacity, but
when its 25 degrees out and your house needs a lot of heat it can run at
97% of capacity. This variable capacity or modulation helps keep your
home more comfortable, more efficient and has a longer lifespan. Just
like a car on the highway gets better gas mileage and has less
breakdowns a variable capacity heat pump system runs on cruise control
for the best efficiency and lowest breakdowns. Various manufactures like
Trane, WaterFurnace, Mitsubishi and Daikin offer variable capacity
heating and cooling systems. Call Sky Heating to find out if this is a
good product for your home! We also have up to 60 Month 0% interest
financing on Trane XV18 and XV20i systems.
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