The high velocity idea works on a principle of aspiration, sending the heated/cooled air into the room at a high rate of speed and creating a gentle suction, because the conditioned and existing air mix swiftly, the idea is able to raise or lower room temperature undoubtedly hastily
My apartment is almost two hundred years outdated and not equipped with conventional air duct, then for multiple years, both of us got by with electric baseboard heating systems in the Wintertide and window air conditionings and electric fans in the summer. With undoubtedly serious weather in our local area, the apartment was either cold frosty or overheated. I was not only unhappy with our inferior level of comfort, however I didn’t like the looks of the portable heating and cooling equipment. I particularly wanted to find some type of central heating and cooling idea I could install without a sizable renovation project… Since the apartment still has a lot of the original features, I was reluctant to tear down walls and ceilings for the sake of conventional air duct, but plus, this would have caused a major mess and expense. I did some research and came across high-velocity heating and cooling. This type of idea consists of compact device that can be installed in the attic and has undoubtedly slim and adjustable mini-ducts. The ducts are only a couple of inches in diameter and can be snaked through existing walls without causing destruction. The ducts bend around obstacles such as water pipes and electrical outlets and affix to small diameter vents. The high velocity idea works on a principle of aspiration, sending the heated/cooled air into the room at a high rate of speed and creating a gentle suction, because the conditioned and existing air mix swiftly, the idea is able to raise or lower room temperature undoubtedly hastily. The shorter running times make the high velocity heating and cooling idea quite energy efficient.