Updating to zone control to conserve energy

When I switched to laboring absolutely from home, there were a lot of really good advantages.

I can now set my own hours and no longer need to worry about rush hour traffic or finding a parking spot.

Without the distraction of the noise of the shared office space, I am much more productive. I can dress in more comfortable clothing, listen to music I care about and take my dinner break whenever is convenient. The one setback I found was that my energy costs significantly increased. I used to adjust the thermostat before my family left in the day, lessening demands on the heater and air conditioner. Once I was staying home, the heating and cooling system were responsible for a much larger workload. I didn’t like maintaining a bunch of empty rooms at the ideal comfort level. I contacted my official Heating and Air Conditioning corporation and asked for some suggestions. She said that a series of valves could be installed into the air duct to direct airflow and create zone control. I now have a thermostat mounted in each of the rooms. I am able to customize the temperature setting in each space. Because they are smart models, I have wireless access and can make adjustments through my phone or laptop. It’s really helpful that I don’t need to leave my desk to accommodate my comfort preference. I’m able to keep my home office at the ideal temperature during the workday without affecting the rest of the house. When I finish up work, I raise or lower the temperature in the home office and residing room.

 

 

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