Poor airflow can affect your HVAC system in many ways, from reduced output to increased system workload. In today’s post, Amber Air Conditioning Inc. takes a look at some of the common causes of poor HVAC airflow, and what you can do to improve it.
Increasing Indoor Airflow to Improve Energy Efficiency
Professionals who are servicing Carrier air conditioner and heating systems for efficiency will often focus on optimizing the airflow inside your home. Most HVAC systems rely on effective airflow planning to ensure good performance. Many homeowners take the flow of air inside their homes for granted, often resorting to leaving large open avenues in their floor layout for air to blow through and leaving it at that.
