Carrier Zoning System
Model Compatible Zoning Controls
A complete zoning setup typically includes a control panel, zone thermostats or sensors and motorized duct dampers selected for the home's layout.
HVAC zoning divides a home into areas that can call for heating or cooling separately. Zone thermostats or sensors communicate with a control panel, while dampers inside the duct system direct airflow to the areas that need it.
Zoning can be useful in homes with multiple floors, large temperature differences or spaces that are used on very different schedules.
A zoning system changes how air is distributed through the ductwork. Good design is important because the HVAC equipment still needs enough airflow when only part of the home is calling.
Different areas can have their own temperature settings instead of relying on one thermostat for the whole home.
Motorized dampers open and close to direct conditioned air toward the zones that are calling.
Duct sizing, bypass strategy and equipment capability need to be considered so zoning does not create pressure or airflow problems.
Carrier zoning products can be used with compatible equipment to create separate comfort zones within the home.
Model Compatible Zoning Controls
A complete zoning setup typically includes a control panel, zone thermostats or sensors and motorized duct dampers selected for the home's layout.
We can evaluate the duct system and help you decide whether zoning is the right solution for uneven temperatures in your home.
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