HVAC systems are designed to provide a safe, comfortable, energy-efficient and high-quality interior environment. Split heating and cooling systems are the most common type of HVAC systems, consisting of two separate units - one for heating and one for cooling. Both indoor and outdoor units can be easily identified. The primary purpose of HVAC systems is to provide necessary processes such as heating, cooling and ventilation to keep the air fresh. Additionally, they can humidify or dehumidify the air to maintain a comfortable level of moisture.
All of these processes work together to create a warm, healthy, comfortable and safe environment. Split HVAC systems are the most cost-effective option when it comes to energy efficiency. Labeling components is an economical way to help facility personnel operate and maintain HVAC systems properly. Installing split air conditioning systems is complex and should be done by an expert. All HVAC systems require routine installation and maintenance to operate optimally and safely. A ductless or minisplit air conditioning system is a unique and ultra-efficient HVAC system that has a high initial cost.
