Conventional Systems

HEATING

Most central heating and cooling systems are classified as forced air systems, because they send air through ductwork for distribution. The ductwork can contain products that filter or clean the air .

Radiant systems create heat and deliver it via components such as radiators that radiate the heat into the home. Boilers are a traditional radiant heat source.

Typical heating products include:

• Heat Pumps
• Gas and Oil Furnaces
• Fan Coils
• Boilers

COOLING

Whole-home air conditioning systems are central systems that rely on ducts to deliver cooled air throughout the home. An air-conditioning system provides cooling, ventilation, humidity control and even heating (if using a Heat Pump ) for a home. Air conditioning units cool refrigerants like Puron® Refrigerant and Freon and deliver them to evaporator coils , over which air is then blown to be cooled and ultimately directed through the ducts throughout the home.

Typical air conditioning products include:

• Heat Pumps
• Central Air Conditioners
• Evaporator Coils

THERMOSTATS

The term " thermostat " commonly refers to any unit that controls the operation of a heating and cooling system. Thermostats are used to turn on heating or cooling systems to bring the home to a set temperature. In addition to basic temperature control, programmable thermostats can be used to manage the timing of the system’s functions, which can control overall energy use and costs.