A smart home HVAC system uses networked components like sensors and Internet-of-things (IoT) devices to decide when to turn or off. It automatically adjusts temperatures based on your defined comfort level and when it senses that you have left your home. With a smart HVAC, you can control the temperature of your home at a granular level, increasing comfort and energy efficiency.
Galmiche & Sons installs smart home HVAC systems in St. Louis, MO. We can help you decide if a smart HVAC system is for you, based on factors like cost and your home’s heating and cooling needs. Discuss your needs by calling us today at 314-993-1110 or filling out our online contact form to request a quote for new HVAC system installation.
Types of Smart Home HVAC Products
When you think about smart home HVAC integration, here are some of the products are available to you.
Smart Thermostats
A smart thermostat is a thermostat that you can control on your app or another mobile device to adjust and monitor temperatures remotely. You can set the temperature ranges that should not be exceeded, program schedules so the temperature automatically adjusts based on the time of day or whether residents are at home or on vacation. Depending on the product, you may even be able to set a preferred temperature for each member of your home. The smart sensors in each room will identify each member’s phone and set temperatures accordingly, to their specific preference.
A smart thermostat is a useful smart home HVAC device as it helps you save energy and money. It generates reports on your energy consumption and reminds you when it’s time for HVAC maintenance. A smart thermostat also sends alerts if there is an issue with your AC or furnace.
Smart Vents
Air vents are gateways for air to enter and exit your home’s HVAC system. They are present in your home’s walls, floors, or ceilings. Air vents are designed to evenly distribute cooled air from air ducts throughout your home. Traditional air vents must be manually opened or closed to control airflow in each area of the house. Closing vents in one area of the home does not help other rooms in the home receive better airflow.
Smart vents are part of a smart home HVAC system, working alongside smart thermostats in a centrally air-conditioned home. The thermostats control the total airflow while the vents control the airflow in a particular room. You can program the vents to your preference and every resident can create the indoor environment they desire.
Smart Humidifiers and Air Purifiers
Smart humidifiers can be controlled via mobile apps, allowing you to adjust settings remotely. Some models work with voice assistants like Siri or Alexa. Smart humidifiers automatically adjust based on the humidity and pollution levels of your home. When smart humidifiers are part of a smart home HVAC system, they help maintain optimal humidity levels indoors. Smart purifiers work similarly, improving your home’s air quality and making your home more comfortable.
Wi-Fi Air-Conditioners
A smart Wi-Fi air conditioner works like a regular AC but offers advanced control and efficiency. It is a standalone unit that’s ideal for homes that have a need for easy to control air-conditioning.
Why Consider Smart Home HVAC?
Upgrading to a smart home HVAC system or adding smart components to your existing system offers the following benefits:
- By running when they need to, smart heating and cooling devices help conserve energy and reduce your utility bills.
- Smart HVAC systems allow for zoned cooling, so you can set the desired air temperature and quality for each area of your house.
- Smart HVAC systems are convenient, automatically switching between heating and cooling models, and reminding you to change air filters.
You don’t have to be tech-savvy to enjoy a smart home. The latest internet connected home systems are easy to operate and you can get comfortable with your smart home HVAC system in no time at all.
Let Galmiche & Sons Help You with Your Smart HVAC System
As St. Louis’ leading HVAC experts, we can help you determine the best options in smart home HVAC devices based on your home’s heating and cooling needs and your budget. You may even be eligible for rebates, discounts, and other tax credits for energy-efficient HVAC systems and smart HVAC devices, and we can help you take advantage of these cost savings. For more information, call us at 314-993-1110 or contact our heating and air conditioning experts online to learn more.
