Energy Myth #1

Our engineering team sees a lot of energy myths and we are ready to set the record straight. The first energy myth we want to debunk is whether or not it saves energy to on run your Air Conditioning when you need it. This is true! It takes less power to let the heat rise and turn on the AC to lower the temperature when you need it cooler. For example, if you are going to be gone during the day for work, you should set your AC at a high temperature and then turn it back down when you get home.

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