Your HVAC system is responsible for keeping your Allen, Texas, home comfortable throughout the year. While you may be aware of the importance of your system, you may be unaware of some of the popular HVAC technologies available that can make your life easier. Check out some of the best convenience features you can add to your HVAC system.
Smart Connected Thermostat
A connected thermostat is a great way to take control of the energy and comfort of your home, with little to no effort. Connected thermostats are easy to program and can be remotely controlled, allowing you to tap into your HVAC system from anywhere with your smart device.p>
REME Halo Home Air Cleaner
If improving IAQ is a crucial need in your home, REME Halo home air cleaner that work with your HVAC system can help you keep allergens at bay simply by running your HVAC system. When installed into the supply plenum of your HVAC system’s air ducts, the REME HALO produces and distributes Hydro-Peroxide plasma — a naturally occurring gas in the earth’s atmosphere that cleans air — through the air handler, the ductwork and into your conditioned living spaces. Unlike other indoor air quality devices, which are more passive and require pollutants to pass through them for purification or filtration, the REME HALO actively purifies pollutants at the source. This is the ideal option for homes with family members who suffer from asthma or allergies.
Room Sensors
For homeowners looking to turn their home into a smart home, room sensors are a must. These sensors can be placed in individual rooms or areas in your home. When motion is detected in these areas, they will send a signal to your HVAC system, triggering it to get the room to a comfortable temperature. When the motion stops, the sensor will trigger the system to change to an energy-saving temperature.
Want to learn more about available HVAC technologies or indoor air cleaners for your home? Contact us at (214) 251-4438. One of our Samm’s Heating and Air Conditioning specialists will be there to answer your questions.
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