Thermostats How can I regulate the temperature in my home? At Youngerg’s One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning, we evaluate your needs for any home heating project to determine the feasibility of installing Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) thermostats, and assess your HVAC thermostat repair issues. A thermostat is a device for regulating the temperature of a heating and air conditioning system so that the temperature is maintained near a desired set temperature. The thermostat does this by controlling the flow of heat energy into or out of the system. That is, the thermostat switches heating or cooling devices on or off as needed to maintain the correct temperature. Unfortunately, with today’s heating and air conditioning needs and the desire for energy conservation many of the older styled thermostats simply do not provide the level of control you want and desire. The Talking Thermostat We provide a thermostat that is on the cutting edge of technology with advanced user-friendly programmable options. The Talking Thermostat. Not only have programmable thermostats gained in popularity, but because of their energy saving quality the programmable thermostat is now the preferred choice for heating and cooling control. The Talking Thermostat is designed to adjust the temperature according to a series of programmed settings that take effect at different times of the day. With the Talking Thermostat you never have to hunt for the programming manual again. The easy talk-through instructions are provided by a clear, concise voice that guides you through each step of the way to maximize your comfort levels. Just a touch of a button reveals the programmed temperature, it reminds you when to change your system’s filters and has a ‘call for service’ alert when your system needs maintenance. Location Your thermostat should be located away from the room’s cooling or heating vents or device, yet exposed to general airflow from the room(s) to be regulated. An open hallway may be most appropriate for a single zone system, where living rooms and bedrooms are operated as a single zone. If the hallway may be closed by doors from the regulated spaces then these should be left open when the system is in use. If the thermostat is too close to the source controlled, then the system will tend to “short cycle”, and numerous starts and stops can be annoying and in some cases shorten equipment life. A multiple zoned system can save considerable energy by regulating individual spaces, allowing unused rooms to vary in temperature by turning off the heating and cooling. Professional Installation Programmable thermostats are a low voltage wiring installation and involve anywhere from 2–10 wires, depending on your type of heating and cooling system. If your job requires a replacement or new installation, call your Youngberg’s One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning® professional to ensure the proper equipment and installation, as well as operation with your heating and cooling system. It is also a good idea to upgrade an old manual thermostat to The Talking Thermostat. This is especially true if you are replacing a central air conditioning or heating system. Your technician will ensure proper installation and instruction for your new thermostat. CALL (208) 642-9846 FOR A NO OBLIGATION COMFORT SURVEY Call (208) 642-9846 for a no obligation comfort survey. You can depend on Youngberg Heating & Cooling to receive the best heating and cooling solution for your family's comfort—and for your budget. RECENT POSTS Student-Designed Heat and Air Conditioning System Maximizes Savings YOUNGBERG’S ONE HOUR HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 1720 7th Avenue North Payette, ID 83661 Phone: 208-642-9846 Web: Youngberg Heating & AC Copyright Youngberg One Hour Heating and Air Conditioning. All Rights Reserved Powered by Global Results Online | Heating, Air Conditioning, HVAC - Caldwell, Emmett, Fruitland, Weiser | Heating, Air Conditioning, HVAC - Payette, Parma, New Plymouth, Sweet | Heating, Air Conditioning, HVAC - Nyssa, Ontario, Vale facebook linkedin