One of the challenges of having a beach cabin fitted with a central heating & air conditioner method is that the temperature could be too uniform within your home, or too uneven temperatures in certain spots, if this is something that you can relate to, dampers may just be exactly what you need, however a damper is a plate or valve that acts like a faucet for your home’s ductwork.
- It regulates the airflow that comes into a room, including completely shutting it off.
Dampers can be installed by removing a area of existing ductwork & replacing it with the damper unit, however modern dampers can be fitted with sensors that automatically & independently regulate a room’s temperature. Dampers let you customize individual room temperatures while keeping the central Heating, Ventilation, & A/C component at a single setting! This is especially useful if you’re living with elderly family members, who may assume too frigid (or too warm) in temperatures that you are comfortable in. Dampers allow a room’s occupant to adjust the room temperature to their liking without affecting the rest of the house, but comfortable temperatures have some actual health benefits for the elderly, so this is an essential piece of device if you’re planning to age in stadium. Another more immediate benefit of having dampers in your Heating, Ventilation, & A/C method is the potential savings. A centralized heating & air conditioner method uses much less energy compared to individual window-mounted or split category units per room. Spare rooms or other areas that require little or no cooling can simply be closed off by completely closing the dampers. Modern dampers cost much less than individual Heating, Ventilation, & A/C units, come in various sizes, & can be quickly installed. A NATE-certified serviceman can even make recommendations as to what kind of dampers are best for your existing ductwork.