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Q&A | Heating and Cooling : Power On and Off

Title of Question: Power On and Off
 


Name:terencio  City: tavares
Question: Is it advisable to frequently turn the power of a central heating and cooling system ON and OFF to save on electric bill?

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Name: Allison | City: Chicago | Date: August 19, 2007, 11:35
Answer: I've talked with heating contractors who say it's better to leave the system on, but adjust the thermostat to help lower your energy bills. The problem with turning it all the way off is that in the event the temperature dips way down in the winter, your pipes could freeze and it would take the system a longer time to get back up to a normal temperature once you turn it back on again. Installing a programmable thermostat is another great option, as it allows you to preset times when the temperature goes up or down based on your needs.

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