For many families, a smart thermostat makes sense. Your television and your lights are 'smart,' so why shouldn't your HVAC system be "smart" as well? You may be surprised to learn that a smart thermostat is not far out of reach. Here is what you need to know about smart thermostats for your HVAC system.
How Does a Smart Thermostat Work?
A smart thermostat works by connecting to the Wi-Fi network of a home.
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You may wonder about the safety of your air conditioner when it's stormy with frequent lightning. Lightning could hit your AC condenser directly, or it could strike and affect the wiring in your home. In either case, the storm could put your AC out of service until you've had repairs done. Here's a look at three types of damage a lightning storm might cause your air conditioner.
1. Physical Damage To The AC
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If your furnace isn't distributing heat to every room in your home, you might have a problem with your air ducts and zone dampers. In order for heat to reach each room in your house properly, it must travel through a network of air ducts, dampers, and air vents. If one of the components is closed or blocked, warm air can become trapped inside the system. Some of the spaces in your house won't receive any heat at all.
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As a homeowner, you likely do all you can to keep your place in good shape. So, it's a good idea to consider investing in professional drain maintenance throughout the year. Here are just a few reasons to do so.
Save Money on Repairs
One important reason to make drain maintenance a priority is to save yourself some money on repairs in the coming years. By taking good care of the drain systems throughout your home, you'll put less wear and tear on your pipes.
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If you have a gas furnace in your home, make sure the heat exchanger doesn't have problems. The heat exchanger ensures that there's enough heated air to flow through your home. If your heat exchanger cracks, you can experience a variety of problems. The worse being carbon monoxide release. Unfortunately, carbon monoxide can cause deadly consequences for you and your family. If your heat exchanger does crack, have it replaced as soon as possible.
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