Understanding the Components of an HVAC System

Modified on Thu, 13 Mar at 11:14 PM

Your HVAC system is a complex network of components working in harmony to regulate your home's temperature. Understanding these components can help you better maintain your system and troubleshoot potential issues.

  • Condenser: "The outdoor unit that releases heat from your home during cooling and absorbs heat during heating (heat pumps). It contains a compressor and condenser coil."
  • Evaporator: "The indoor unit that absorbs heat from your home during cooling and releases heat during heating. It contains an evaporator coil."
  • Furnace/Heat Exchanger: "The unit that heats the air in your home using gas, oil, or electricity. It contains a heat exchanger."
  • Air Handler: "Circulates air throughout your home using a blower fan."
  • Thermostat: "Controls the operation of your HVAC system by setting temperature preferences."
  • Ductwork: "A network of channels that distribute conditioned air throughout your home."
  • "Understanding these components allows you to know what is happening with your system. For any complex issues, call the professionals at All Tapz Electric."
  • CTA: "Need professional HVAC assistance? Contact All Tapz Electric at 945-360-9472 or schedule an appointment online."

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