Why do you need a properly sized commercial HVAC system for your Waverly Hall, Georgia, business? Your employees want to be comfortable during the workday. You want to keep your utility spending in line with your budget and extend your HVAC system’s lifespan. Commercial load calculations can help you choose the correct HVAC system that will create a more pleasant work environment and save your business money and energy. Discover how service technicians arrive at commercial load calculations and how the calculations can help you find the correct HVAC system.
Why Is Having the Correct HVAC System Size Important?
If your commercial HVAC system is too small, it won’t be able to properly heat or cool all areas of your office evenly. If the system is too large, it may waste energy by turning on and off and contribute to uneven levels of indoor humidity throughout the building. When you work with an experienced HVAC professional, you’ll enjoy enhanced indoor comfort and lower building operating costs.
Why Can’t You Rely on Heating and Cooling Load Estimates?
Many factors influence a commercial HVAC system’s heating and cooling loads, including a building’s design and amount of insulation or weatherization present around exterior openings. If you rely on rules of thumb or estimates to help you when selecting a new system, you won’t be able to account for any specific features of your building that would impact these load calculations. That’s where a Manual N commercial HVAC load calculation comes into play.
What Is Manual N?
The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) approves the use of Manual N to help HVAC professionals size commercial HVAC system equipment correctly. By following Manual N, HVAC technicians can arrive at load calculations that take into account a building’s size, amount of insulation, number of windows, appliances generating heat, the average number of building occupants, and the average outdoor temperatures in Waverly Hall.
For an expertly sized commercial HVAC system, contact Climate Control Heating & Air Conditioning. We install, maintain, and repair commercial HVAC equipment. Call us at 706-405-4796.
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