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Save Energy by Closing Supply Registers
Heat Runs
The basic idea behind this is: you have to close supply vents in the rooms which you don’t use and it will save you energy and money. .......
If you would like to read more, please use the “BuyNow” button below and you will gain an in instant access to the first chapter of my Energy Saving Edition book dedicated to the energy conservation issues!
In the chapter you will learn how to save energy by closing some of the supply registers in your house, how to add a heat run if you don’t have enough heat runs whether it a “Straight shot” or a “Jumper”.
The chapter has 9 pages and 12 pictures in it. Price of the chapter is only $2.50.
Okay, all of the sudden here in southeast Michigan the summer is in the full swing again and I got a great opportunity for one more time to check out how my energy saving system is working!
Theorists on some Forum websites such as, for example, HVAC - Talk.com were getting crazy while discussing these very simple techniques of improving efficiency of your heating system, but all their theoretical knowledge means nothing without practice!
Why was it such a failure, the answer is very simple: they were too lazy to check it out in their homes!
However for years I have this system installed in my house and I haven't had any problems to check it out one more time again!
During four days in a row, tirelessly, I was checking different layouts and found out that my Summer layout is the best one!
Why did it take that long to prove that actually my layout is working?
Well, when I came back from work every day it is already 4 pm and it took from 23 up to 50 minutes for every cycle to complete. My wife was cooking, and my son was running back and forth opening the doors into the garage or to the outside and eventually, I have discovered that my thermostat was not showing the right temperatures. So in order to resolve this issue I started to use my professional electronic thermometer. Nevertheless, no matter what I did my layout was better than any other.
In order to prove it I ran an AC in the four settings:
Original - This one was implemented when the HVAC system was designed. This layout originally was designed for AC mode and it's required minimal improvements on my part.
Winter - This kind of design is very common in the older houses and works great in the wintertime.
I have also improved it and it gives me that great saving which I just mentioned above.
Everything Open - This one is recommended by the HVAC - Talk gurus and at some point it was showing even worse results than the Winter's one!
Summer - This layout was designed by me to save some electricity and guess what it showed me the best results in comparison to the others!
In order to compare all these layouts I have used a stopwatch method. I believe that this method is the most reliable and easily comprehendible!
Of course, the Summer layout has its limitations. You can use it only during daytime hours or in the rooms, which are not currently in use, but no matter what energy saving is energy saving and I would recommend you to ask me first before you buy if my system would be actually working in your house. Please submit your questions on this page.
Also, during this testing period, I checked out the possibilities of improving temperatures differentials between rooms on the first and on the second floors. This one also is required an individual approach and I would recommend you to pay me first ($1.34) on this page if you are willing to discuss it with me.
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