What Is a High Velocity HVAC System?

A high velocity HVAC system works by using small tubes, which are two inches in diameter, to push conditioned air through your home. They are ideal systems for small spaces or historic homes that cannot accommodate traditional HVAC ductwork.

Only one percent of US homes currently use a high velocity air conditioning system, yet these systems are projected to make up over five percent of the future market as more people look for energy-efficient heating and cooling solutions. The experts at Wilson Plumbing & Heating are trained to install a high velocity air conditioning system in your home.

Advantages of a High Velocity Air Conditioning System

Drastically reduced ductwork size can be a major benefit in small spaces or historic homes, and the requirements for high velocity air conditioning system can be over 50 percent smaller than a traditional system. These systems use a single coil and blower unit as the heating and cooling source, and can fit in an unconditioned area like an attic, crawl space, garage, or a conditioned area like a closet.

A high velocity air conditioning system:

• Runs more efficiently
• Doesn’t leak air
• Decreases utility bills
• Is quieter than traditional HVAC systems
• Is less costly to repair
• Filters the air as they operate

Discover why our Southern Cleveland high velocity HVAC system team is the best in the area. Reach out to us today at (330) 400-3334.