Dual Zone

What A Dual Zone HVAC System Entails

A regular HVAC system connects to a thermostat that senses the ambient temperature and turns the heating or cooling mechanism on depending on the settings you put in. A multi-zone system entails several thermostats, temperature sensors, and dampers. This combination allows you to have different areas in your home at different temperatures.

If you’ve encountered at least a few of the following problems, then you may want to look into getting a dual zone HVAC system:

• Having to blast the heater or air conditioner just to get the living room to a livable temperature while other areas of your house overheat or freeze
• Needing to always struggle and compromise in order to meet the temperature preference of every family member
• Seeing the energy bills go up without a clear idea of why

Do You Need Multi-Zone HVAC?

Of course, not every home necessarily needs a multi zone system. Some factors to consider include multiple stories, areas of the home that get hotter or colder than the rest of the house, and attic or basement spaces. Another aspect you should think about is how much you use certain rooms, so that you don’t have to necessarily heat up or cool down every single room in the house. You may also have somebody in your family with specific temperature needs. All of these components will factor into whether or not it makes sense for you to install a multi-zone HVAC, along with the optimal location of thermostats and sensors. There are also many advantages of multi-zoning, of course, such as better energy efficiency, lower power bills, more control over temperatures, etc.

Contact Us Today

There are many reasons to choose multi-zone heating and cooling for your home. That’s why we’re so proud to offer dual zone HVAC systems. Call The Best Mini Split at our Doral headquarters to order anywhere in the U.S.!