Archives for 2011

Not many people give as much importance to room temperature as they should. Highly dependent on the temperature of the surroundings, the room temperature is a factor that denotes comfort, ease and enjoyment. Room temperature is as important to human beings as the food we eat. For, if left unattended, it could become the cause for discomfort, irritability and escalation in blood pressure…. Continue Reading

Did you know that the performance of comfort systems largely depends on the contractor who installs them? Most heating and air conditioning problems rise due to improper installation of the HVAC systems. Research says that 60% HVAC problems rise due to compromised installation. Plus, if there is a new system purchased for enhanced comfort, there cannot be anything worse than you not being able to derive optimal benefit from your air conditioner or room heater…. Continue Reading

Air conditioning & heating equipment need to be kept free of dirt and particulates. Regular cleaning ensures that all parts of the HVAC system can operate to their highest efficiency. This leads to greater sustainability and lower life cycle expenses. Dirt accumulation on the heat transfer surfaces cause energy to be diverted from the system, resulting in cooling the dirt instead of cooling the facility…. Continue Reading

Did you know that your heating and air conditioning systems account for around 60% of your entire utility bills? The higher the SEER rating, the more energy efficient your air conditioning equipment will be.

So what is SEER rating? It is the efficiency level of a central air conditioner determined by its ‘seasonal energy efficiency ratio’ (SEER). Technically, it refers to the cooling output provided by the air conditioning unit during its normal annual usage period divided by the total energy consumption…. Continue Reading

Have you ever realized the importance of the indoor air quality in your home or office? The air we breathe in our indoor environment can have an adverse effect on everyone if it is filled with dust, pollution, toxins or harmful allergens. The concern about indoor air quality has risen dramatically over the last decade as one in every three Americans suffer from asthma, allergies, sinus and bronchitis. … Continue Reading