The Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) is a measure of how efficiently your furnace uses its fuel. Since the main function of a furnace is to produce heat for warming the house, AFUE is a measure of how much fuel is used in heating the house. This rating is necessary because a furnace doesn't convert all of the fuel it receives into energy; some wastage is inevitable. For example, some partially burnt fuel is exhausted and vented out of the house.
- Does the beginning of the heating season always seem to trigger allergies? Dry coughs, burning eyes, nasal drip -- these could all be the result of dust or even mold in your duct system. The following guide can help you prevent dust and mold issues, as well as providing tips on what to do if you already have a dust problem. Tip #1: Change the filter in fall Many people do a furnace filter change when they are shutting down the system for summer.
- Repairing your building's heating and cooling system can often be frustrating and expensive. While residential HVAC issues are rarely cheap to resolve, the problems that plague major commercial structures are often an order of magnitude more serious. If you aren't an HVAC expert yourself, then both the causes and remedies for these issues can seem mysterious. Although working on heating and cooling systems is highly skilled work, there are still a few basic facts that you can learn to help you better understand why problems happen and what you can do to avoid them.
- HVAC services is a very large field for any career-minded individual to enter. It is also a business that has so many services for customers to choose from when they need any of the services related to this field. As a customer, you may be wondering just how many different kinds of services HVAC technicians and contractors perform. Heating The HVAC contractor or technician installs all manner of heating devices, furnaces, and heat generators.
- If you operate a dog boarding facility, making sure that the dogs that are kept in your kennel are kept safe should be one of the main things that you are worried about. You're likely concerned about this is during the summer months because the dogs under your care could be at risk of heat stroke or other heat-related problems. To make sure that the dogs in your boarding kennel stay safe and cool this summer, follow these tips.