Austin HVAC Zone System Installation Experts
Zoning a home involves applying individual control to different areas of the home instead of having only one thermostat to control the entire house. This is achieved by either having multiple systems or by using a singled HVAC system by using a single HVAC system with a multi-speed compressor and a duct system with electronic dampers. You can trust A-Plus Air Conditioning & Home Solutions to provide you with the perfect multi-zoning capability for your Austin, TX home.
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What Is HVAC Zone Control System?
Zoning the concept of having different areas each having their own separate controls. This can be achieved by installing more than one HVAC system to heat and cool multiple areas in your home. Another method is to use a single HVAC system with electric dampers and multiple thermostats. If your home currently has only one HVAC system, this would be the preferred method of implementing zoning.
There two ways to zone a home:
- Using multiple HVAC systems
- Using one HVAC system with a multi-speed compressor and a duct system with electronic dampers, master controller, & a thermostat in each zone
For instance, you can have a two-story house with a zone downstairs and a second zone upstairs. You would use a separate thermostat upstairs and downstairs to better control the hot and cool air in your home.
How Does an HVAC Zone System Work?
An HVAC zone control system works by dividing your home into distinct areas, or “”zones,”” each with its own thermostat. Instead of one central thermostat controlling the entire house, individual zone thermostats communicate with a central control panel. This panel then operates motorized dampers within your ductwork, opening and closing them to direct conditioned air only to the zones that need it. For example, if you’re only using your living room during the day, you can set the temperature just for that zone, saving energy by not heating or cooling unused bedrooms.




