How Humidity Levels Impact Your HVAC Efficiency
When relative humidity is high, it becomes more difficult for air conditioners to chill indoor environments. When this happens, energy consumption may rise due to the additional effort required by air conditioners to dehumidify the air. This increased burden may even cause the system to become overloaded and less efficient. When homeowners and HVAC technicians are aware of this effect, they can choose air conditioners that are capable of dehumidifying as well as controlling the temperature. Assessing Your Home Cooling Needs in Humid Climates To maximize comfort and efficiency, there are several important factors to consider
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