The addition of fresh air to a home is a concern for your customers. Increasingly health-conscious consumers will be aware of the guidance from organizations like the American Lung Association regarding the importance of proper ventilation. And of course, proper fresh air introduction is just the right way to do business, with guidelines like ASHRAE 62.1-2019 laying out just how often an adequately constructed HVAC system should change over a building’s air. Here’s how you can get fresh air and a fresh approach with CoolMizer.
The challenge with bringing in fresh air is how to manage that changeover. It can seem that there are as many solutions as there are techs in the field. But any solution has to balance the need for fresh air with not overtaxing the HVAC system by introducing humid air or air that is of a radically different temperature, causing excessive adjustment.
Enter CoolMizer from Arzel Zoning.
CoolMizer works smart, delivering ventilation air or free conditioning by selectively introducing outdoor air to a home’s system.
What does selectively introducing mean?
Add to that the fact that CoolMizer works with our without an existing HVAC zoning system, that it allows you to easily program your service parameter, and the ease of installing, and you have a solution that makes a homeowner happy, meets and exceeds industry standards, and adds to your bottom line.
Learn more about CoolMizer and add growth potential to your business today.
An Arzel zone system can solve several comfort issues for your customers. How do you know when to recommend Arzel, and when you need to look for another solution? Here’s what an Arzel Zoning system can do, and what it can’t. Find the best solution for your customer’s needs with this guide. It’s Too Hot […]
Zone weighting is pretty simple, but it has a big impact on zoning system design with multi-stage equipment. It increases energy efficiency and allows you to design smaller zones. It also just makes sense. Here’s how zone weighting works, and why it matters. Zoning System Design When you design a zoning system, you have to […]
What is Static Pressure and Why Does it Matter in Zoning? Static pressure is basically the air pressure inside the ductwork in an HVAC system. In zoning, we use static pressure as a functional tool. When dampers close to isolate only a portion of the ductwork, that zone gets more air, more velocity and more […]
Zone Dampers for Residential HVAC Zone dampers are an important comfort solution for residential HVAC systems. These devices open or close in the ductwork to direct conditioned air to the right place at the right time. They reduce energy waste and ensure consistent temperatures in the home. Arzel Zoning makes high-quality zone dampers specifically designed […]