Your AirEase dealer can tell you exactly how your equipment will work once installed and can help guide you with the decision-making process.
As the command center for your heating and cooling system, Comfort Sync® is a communicating thermostat that establishes a connection between all the different system components. That means each unit is being constantly monitored to optimize the overall system performance and deliver greater efficiency.
Before you sit down with your AirEase™ dealer, learn the difference between single- and two-stage operation, and the advantages each one has in terms of cooling performance and efficiency.
In warmer climates, your AirEase dealer may recommend an electric heat pump, because it can keep you cool all summer and warm through the winter. See if it’s right for you.
Learn the differences between a single-stage furnace, a two-stage furnace and a two-stage furnace with a variable speed blower. This way, you’ll know the advantages to each when you talk with your dealer.
When traditional ducted systems aren’t practical, mini-splits systems are a cost-effective heating and cooling solution. Mini-splits can be used in homes that do not have existing ductwork, when expanding your home's footprint or when rooms suffer from hot or cold spots.
When your dealer installs an electric heat pump and a gas furnace together, it creates a dual-fuel system. Depending on the weather outside, the system changes from electric to gas heat to maintain desired thermostat settings and maximize efficiency.
Ducts are located within the wall, floor or ceiling and are used to deliver heated or conditioned air through your home. Having the correct network of ducts is critical to system efficiency and performance.
For expert advice and service that’s second to none, from the first time you call, turn to an AirEase professional.
