Components of an HVAC
an overview of the internal components of an HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system, highlighting its key parts and their functions.
The evaporator coil (A) is responsible for absorbing heat from indoor air, allowing the refrigerant to cool the air before it is distributed.
The blower (B) circulates the cooled or heated air throughout the building, ensuring even temperature distribution.
The condenser coil (C) releases heat absorbed from inside the home to the outside environment, while the compressor (D) pressurizes the refrigerant, enabling the cooling cycle to continue.
A fan (E) aids in dissipating heat from the condenser coil, improving efficiency.
The air filter (F) removes dust, allergens, and other particles, ensuring clean air circulation.
The thermostat (G) regulates the temperature by controlling when the system activates to maintain comfort levels.
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