Zone Control System

Do some areas of your home have inconsistent temperatures even when you adjust the thermostat? If that’s the case, you will benefit greatly from an HVAC zone control system.

A zone control system gives you control over the temperature in each room in your house using only single zone unitary HVAC equipment. The zone control system warms or cools the rooms you use the most at the time you use them.

Zoned air conditioning requires a few basic pieces of equipment to work properly: thermostats, a control panel, and zone dampers in your ductwork. Although zoning doesn’t affect the efficiency of your heating and cooling system, a zone control does make the most efficient use of your system.

If you want to ensure supreme home comfort with a zoning system, give us a call or contact us online and we’ll give you a detailed rundown of what will work best for you.

How Does HVAC Zoning Work?

Zoned air conditioning utilizes thermostats to connect a central control panel to open and shut dampers distributed throughout your home’s air ducts. You can set the temperature for each zone via individual thermostats, and the system does the rest of the work for you. You can also opt-in for multi-room thermostats if you want multiple rooms to be at the same temperature.

Are There Any Benefits To A Zone Control System?

There are two benefits to installing an HVAC zoning system - energy efficiency and money savings.

With a zone control system installed, you will be able to heat/cool your home more efficiently - thus reducing your energy bill while ensuring supreme home comfort. Gone will be the days of hot or cold spots. Your home will be as you’ve always dreamed it should be––home sweet home. Give Patriot Air a call today.

How Do I Know If I Need a Zone Control System?

Determining whether you need a zone control system is much less difficult than you think. If you can answer yes to one or more of the following conditions in your home, your home is more than likely a candidate. Does your home have:

• More than one level or story?
• A rambling floor plan that extends far beyond your main living space?
• A concrete slab as your foundation?
• Large glass windows?
• Finished rooms in the attic or basement, or rooms over the garage?
• Large open areas?

If you answered yes to any of the questions above, contact us today so our experienced technicians can talk with you about your options for a zone control system.

The best thing about this type of HVAC system is that you can retrofit your entire home’s AC system to work in zones. Of course, you can always start a new home with a zone control system as well.