As technology is evolving rapidly, different business industries started to venture in new developments and innovations including the HVAC industry. Want to know what’s new in the HVAC business? Here ’s a quick peek of what to look forward in this industry.
Digital Zoning
How does digital zoning work? With digital zoning, you have full control of the temperature of your air conditioning system of several areas at home. As long as a programmable thermostat is connected to the A/C unit, you can reprogram zone temperatures any time of the day. Digital zoning is possible for homes with forced air, wireless router, internet connection, and grounded wall outlets.
Motion-Activated Air Conditioner
For energy-conscious consumers, motion-activated air conditioning is best for you! Once motion is sensed, the system shuts on or off thus, ensuring that no amount of energy is wasted in cooling vacant rooms. Motion-activated air conditioners feature occupancy sensors that are connected to aluminum rods. These sensors are cleverly positioned in various areas of the house or building.
Hot Water Recirculator
Upgrade your water heater to this latest hot water recirculating system that quickly transfers the water (hot or not) to the fixtures. How does it happen? The hot water is simply re-circulated sporadically. During the circulation, the temperature of the cold water is increased a bit and goes back to its normal temperature at a given time.
Real-Time Data
When scheduling repairs or replacement, it’s not enough that you know the signs of HVAC failures. You need quantifiable metrics to help you make decisions, and it’s where real-time data comes to play. It’s an advanced data tracking software that monitors your system’s efficiency and tells you when repairs or replacement is needed. You get the information you need through advanced data analytics.
Cooling Systems Driven by Thermal Power
Get the best of your energy-saving goals with the new thermal-powered air conditioner. These systems produce cool air by using the gas from evaporated fluids. While some of them use evaporation in the cooling process, other kinds of thermally driven air conditioning systems use solar energy to cool the air. For places that receive an abundant amount of sunlight, they are a considerable option.
3D Printed A/Cs
3D printing has grabbed the attention of the HVAC industry as business owners have started to venture in 3D printed air conditioners. They appear to be more durable and cost-efficient than traditional cooling systems even with less maintenance.
With continuous technological improvements, customers always have something to expect in the next years. Want to keep updated on the latest trends and predictions in the HVAC industry? Feel free to call our experts at Supreme Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Visit our website for up-to-date news and information.
