Posts Tagged “geothermal”

Tomorrow’s HVAC

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As one of Cincinnati’s most-trusted HVAC contractors, Jansen Heating & Cooling Heating is on top of innovations that are helping customers achieve sustainability, cost-efficiency and comfort by Reducing their environmental impact, using AI and automation and analyzing data for top performance. Many of our customers can now control their comfort systems from their phones. HVAC […]Read More

New HVAC Technologies are Saving Consumers Money While Helping the Environment

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Technological breakthroughs and improvements have changed HVAC systems dramatically in recent years. Consumers have also influenced HVAC, particularly because consumers have higher expectations in terms of making heating and cooling devices more ecologically friendly. Latest Trends in New Generation HVAC Products and Processes 1. Eco-Friendly HVAC Systems Everyone wants to save money, and most people want to do […]Read More

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When are Home Air Filters a Good Investment?

<p/home-air-filters/>Air filters for the home removes dust, pet dander and bacteria from air flowing through your HVAC system. Not only does this improve your air quality, it also protects your system. Because today’s homes are better insulated, more tightly-sealed and more energy-efficient, indoor air can be less healthy than outdoor air. All air filters are rated for their ability to remove particles. The industry standard is the Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV), a scale developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Another rating method is the Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR), recognized by the Federal Trade Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency. In both systems, higher numbers equal better particle removal. Higher-rated filters are the best choice for families who suffer from allergies, have pets, deal with excessive dust or want to capture airborne bacteria. But some HVAC systems cannot push air through filters with higher ratings.