Efficiency and cost savings • At EverRest we realize that purchasing a heating or air conditioning system is no small matter. However, if your existing system is old, in need of repair or simply inefficient, purchasing a new unit, one which can be as much as 60% more efficient than a system purchased just 10 years ago, can offer long-term benefits. • Rather than continuing to pay for ongoing maintenance and costly monthly bills, invest in a new system today that will save you money for years to come. How can I find the system that's right for me?

Get the facts from an expert • There are many heating and air conditioning systems to choose from today. Your EverRest dealer can draw on a vast degree of heating and air conditioning knowledge and experience to help you decide on the system that best fits your specific needs. The size and age of your home, as well as the number of rooms, climate, local and regional utility costs, and utility incentive/rebate programs are all factors that will affect the functionality and, therefore, selection of your system. EverRest dealers, utilizing the latest technology, consider all these factors while assisting you in choosing the best system for your home.

• Consumers seeking to replace an existing system often choose a new unit with equal or higher efficiency ratings compared to their previous system. Replacing a unit that is 10- to 15-years-old may reduce natural gas or electricity costs by 30 to 50%. • Contact an EverRest dealer to help determine initial cost, warranty protection, service options, maintenance options, operating cost and proper installation. How do I determine the size, or capacity, of my HVAC system? Schedule an EverRest dealer visit • Factors affecting the size of your new system include the climate in your region, humidity levels, the number of windows in your dwelling, total square footage of your home, the direction your home faces, the number of heat-producing appliances in your home, the type of insulation you have and the number of people that live in your residence.

• An EverRest dealer can perform the proper calculations to determine the appropriate heating or cooling unit for your home and lifestyle. What goes into installing a new system? Visual Foxpro Odbc Driver Windows 7 64 Bit here.

It’s all about the ductwork. • Putting a new system in a home that has not had central air and heat before will require the installation of ductwork, insulation, refrigerant piping, electrical service, wiring, thermostat, condensate piping, flue piping, flue terminations, chimney liner, slabs, filter, driers, registers, grills, drain pans and evaporator coil.

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Beyond equipment, the most important component installed with a new system, however, is the ductwork. • Ductwork is composed of two parts, supply and return. Supply duct is attached to the outflow of the new system, delivering air to each zone in a home. The amount of air reaching each zone is determined by the size of supply ductwork connecting it to your system. Your dealer will help you determine the size of all the supply ductwork in your home.

• The second part of the ductwork, the return duct, attaches to the inlet of the new system and draws air out of the spaces to be heated or cooled. Attached to the return duct is the filter. The filter should be placed as near to the furnace or air handler as possible. Ductwork can be either fiberglass or metal and must be properly sized in order to evenly distribute the proper amount of air to each room.

What happens when I replace my old system? Start with a detailed inspection • To install the most efficient HVAC system in your household, a detailed inspection should first be performed by your installation contractor. • The inspection by your contractor should include, as a minimum, the inspection of your home’s ductwork, insulation, refrigerant piping, electrical service, wiring, thermostat, condensate piping, flue piping, flue terminations, chimney liner, slabs, filter, driers, registers, grills, drain pans and evaporator coil. How long will my system last?

Air movement from point A to point B • A heat pump is a device used for either the heating or cooling of a space by transferring hot and cold between two reservoirs. • A heat pump can act like an air conditioner, transferring heat from inside to out, or like a heater as it transfers exterior heat to the interior. A winter day with a temperature of 32° Fahrenheit still produces enough heat to warm a space when the air is transferred by heat pump.