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Home Replacing a Casement Window in a Brick Opening
Often, a critical, missing component to your house is a ventilating dehumidifier. Why do you need it? A ventilating dehumidifier like the Ultra-Aire 120H helps keep your house at 40 to 45% humidity. A unit like this will add more than just comfort—it can also save you money.Your traditional AC will only dehumidify when it's running and running long enough. In a new, tight home, your AC isn't going to have to run as long, which means it won't dehumidify. By adding the Ultra-Aire to the HVAC system, you can control humidity (independent of temperature), increase comfort, and bring in fresh air.The Ultra-Aire 120H only uses 7.3 amps when running, as opposed to the 20 to 30 amps that your AC uses. Even more, decreasing the humidity in the home can allow you to keep your house at a higher temperature. Therefore, you can use your AC less, which uses less energy, and saves money on your monthly energy bill.Also, this is a ventilating dehumidifier, so it can bring fresh air into the house. All of the air will run through the filter and be dehumidified before it enters the house. However, it's not bringing cooled air into the house, so you need to think about where the air enters the house. Best practices would be to install the unit inside the thermal envelope. And," remember that you can retrofit your HVAC to include a unit into an older home.Check out the full video to learn more about the Ultra-Aire ventilating dehumidifier.

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