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An efficient HVAC system relies on the air ducts and how temperature-controlled air flows into your living spaces. Smart vents have become a popular option for homeowners looking to enhance their heating and cooling operations. Here's a brief guide to smart vents so you know what to expect. 

Understanding Your HVAC System Airflow

What Are Smart Vents?

Smart vents are battery-powered air vents that can be installed where traditional air vents already exist. These devices are equipped with wireless temperature sensors. The sensors in your smart vents have the ability to communicate with your HVAC system and thermostat and will open and close as needed to help efficiently reach and then consistently maintain your desired temperature reading in that particular room. Some vents are even designed to detect whether a room is occupied and will open or close accordingly.

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What Are the Benefits?

Smart vents are incredibly easy to install and instantly provide added control over your HVAC system. You can successfully eliminate hot and cold spots in your home with these devices opening and closing as needed from room to room. 

With wireless accessibility, you can also control your vents from afar. You'll improve energy efficiency, conserve natural resources, and save money on your monthly utility bills. Plus, you'll enjoy additional comfort and consistent temperatures from one room to the next. 

Are There Disadvantages to Installing Smart Vents?

The motor that's built into a smart vent could partially block air flow, putting additional strain on your HVAC system to reach desired temperatures. That said, many HVAC contractors can create larger vent openings to compensate for this. In addition, smart vents generally require a connection to a smart thermostat, so you may need to upgrade this device as well to maximize the benefits. 

 

If you're looking for a new HVAC system that includes smart vents, reach out to RC Rogers Company. Based in Cambridge, OH, this locally owned and operated heating and cooling team proudly serves customers across Guernsey County 24/7. To schedule an appointment, call today at (740) 685-8677. For more insight into their specialties and commitment to quality craftsmanship when you need it most, visit this HVAC contractor online

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