You know the drill. One person wants the living room warm. Another is sweating in the bedroom. The thermostat war turns into a family feud. Most central heating systems treat the whole house like one big room. That’s where zoning comes in.
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Zoning lets you split your ducted system into separate areas, each with its own temperature control. You heat or cool only the spaces you’re using, when you use them.
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