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Listed below are some tips and suggestions you can use to save money
on heating and air conditioning equipment:


SET THE THERMOSTAT

The most economical operation of your system comes from setting the
thermostat properly. Set the thermostat at the highest summer setting or the
lowest winter setting at which you are comfortable. Typical settings are 78 degrees for summer cooling and 70 degrees for winter heating. When cooling, your operating costs increase from
3% to 8% for each degree your thermostat is lowered.


KEEP THE AIR FILTER CLEAN

The easiest way to ensure your system operates efficiently and economically is by keeping the air filter clean. There are several types of air filters and several possible locations for the air filter. Ask your service technician where your air filter is located and which type of filter to use.


KEEP DOORS AND WINDOWS CLOSED

Close all doors and windows to the outside when A/C and Heating system is in use. This will reduce the heating load in winter and the cooling load in summer. Your system will operate more economically as a result.


KEEP VENTS AND GRILLES UNOBSTRUCTED

Arrange your furniture and drapes so that all output vents and intake grilles are free from obstruction. This will reduce the cooling and heating load on your system, providing more economical operation.


USE THE AUTO SETTING

Generally, it is best to set your indoor fan to AUTO. This costs less and provides better humidity control in the summer.


KEEP THE CONDENSER COIL CLEAN

The condenser coil (the unit outside your house) should be kept clean to ensure efficient operation. If the condenser coil becomes restricted by dirt, lint, paper, grass clippings, leaves, or other debris, system efficiency will deteriorate. Use a garden hose to keep the condenser coil clean.


PROPERLY VENT CLOTHES DRYERS

Be sure your clothes dryer is vented to the outside. Also ensure that your clothes dryer is vented away from your outdoor unit.


KEEP HEAT AWAY FROM THE THERMOSTAT

Make sure no heat-generating appliances are near your thermostat. These include lamps, TVs, stereo and computer equipment.

Money and Energy Saving Tips