Zone-controlled air conditioning gives you a level of control over your cooling that you just can\u2019t get with a single thermostat. This is because the dampers of the system are installed into your ductwork, where they can fully control the flow of air. So how does your Touchstone Heating and Air, Inc. technician install your zone air conditioning in Gainesville? We\u2019ll describe the process below.<\/p>\n
Main Components<\/strong><\/p>\n There are several key components to a zone control system:<\/p>\n Planning Your Zones<\/strong><\/p>\n One of the benefits of zone air conditioning is that you get to create the zones. Zones can be separate rooms, a grouping of rooms, a wing of your home, or a floor of your home \u2013 whatever you need them to be. Most homeowners establish 2, 3 or 4 zones, focusing first on the rooms used most. Grouping your zones by the most utilized rooms helps you with energy efficiency.<\/p>\n Installation<\/strong><\/p>\n A zone-control system can be installed into existing ductwork or as part of the installation<\/a> of a new air conditioning system. The technician will start by installing the motorized dampers, then they will attach each damper\u2019s thermostat. Once the ductwork is sealed, the thermostats will be connected to the main control panel and your air conditioning system; he\/she may also install a thermostat into separate rooms, depending on the zone plan.<\/p>\n Always Use a Professional<\/strong><\/p>\n The installation of a zone control system can be somewhat complex, which is why it\u2019s important to use a professional rather than trying to install one yourself.<\/p>\n\n
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