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Spring, or \u201cThe Pollening\u201d as we call it here in Memphis, has sprung and as HVAC\/BAS systems across the country begin the switch from heating to cooling, we here at Kele are looking ahead to see what\u2019s next. So what exactly is up next? Wait for it, now take a dramatic pause, \u2026summer! (We know hotter temps are nothing to be excited about, but we gave it our best shot.)<\/p>\n
You\u2019re now thinking, \u201cWell okay Kele, but it\u2019s the end of March. I still have plenty of time before I have to worry about all things summer.\u201d Time flies when you\u2019re busy and before you know it, all the issues that plague HVAC\/BAS systems during the hottest time of the year will have arrived along with the summer season. This means that it\u2019s time to refamiliarize yourself with the 3 M\u2019s of HVAC: maintenance, monitoring, and management.<\/p>\n
Maintenance <\/strong><\/p>\n When an HVAC system receives proper maintenance<\/strong> throughout its lifespan, its life expectancy can be anywhere from 15-25 years (give or take a few years here or there). This means that constant and consistent maintenance is needed for it to stay healthy. Here\u2019s a short list of some of the top things your customers should be cognizant of year-round:<\/p>\n Monitoring<\/strong><\/p>\n Now to ensure that your system is energy efficient, has clear and unobstructed ventilation, and is in well-working condition, HVAC\/BAS system needs constant and consistent monitoring<\/strong>.<\/p>\n By monitoring the system(s), your customer is also able to track the performance of any and all systems, energy consumption and efficiency, and alerts for faults, inefficiencies, and system failures. It will help them be cost-effective and ensure that all problems that pop up are taken care of immediately before they can cause major damage that results in major costs due to system failure(s).<\/p>\n Management<\/strong><\/p>\n Lastly, put maintenance and monitoring together and you get management<\/strong>. To keep an HVAC\/BAS system in peak condition, you must be able to effectively manage systems from top to bottom; being vigilant through monitoring and keeping up with maintenance year-round is imperative for effective management. Without it, your customers are just creating a more complex problem for you to solve at some point and we already know you\u2019re having to do more with less these days.<\/p>\n The 3 M\u2019s of HVAC have you covered year-round (just like Kele does). Encourage your customers to stay on top of all three and get ready for the summer season! Visit kele.com today or call and talk with our sales team to prep for staying on schedule and under budget on your next break\/fix job or project.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”CCI – Body Copy” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” hover_enabled=”0″ global_colors_info=”{}” sticky_enabled=”0″ disabled_on=”on|on|on” disabled=”on”]<\/p>\n Spring has sprung and as HVAC\/BAS systems across the country begin the switch from heating to cooling, we here at CCI are looking ahead to see what\u2019s next. So what exactly is up next? Wait for it, now take a dramatic pause, \u2026summer! (We know hotter temps are nothing to be excited about, but we gave it our best shot.)<\/p>\n You\u2019re now thinking, \u201cWell okay CCI, but it\u2019s the end of March. I still have plenty of time before I have to worry about all things summer.\u201d Time flies when you\u2019re busy and before you know it, all the issues that plague HVAC\/BAS systems during the hottest time of the year will have arrived along with the summer season. This means that it\u2019s time to refamiliarize yourself with the 3 M\u2019s of HVAC: maintenance, monitoring, and management.<\/p>\n Maintenance <\/strong><\/p>\n When an HVAC system receives proper maintenance<\/strong> throughout its lifespan, its life expectancy can be anywhere from 15-25 years (give or take a few years here or there). This means that constant and consistent maintenance is needed for it to stay healthy. Here\u2019s a shortlist of some of the top things your customers should be cognizant of year-round:<\/p>\n Monitoring<\/strong><\/p>\n Now to ensure that your system is energy efficient, has clear and unobstructed ventilation, and is in well-working condition, HVAC\/BAS system needs constant and consistent monitoring<\/strong>.<\/p>\n By monitoring the system(s), your customer is also able to track the performance of any and all systems, energy consumption and efficiency, and alerts for faults, inefficiencies, and system failures. It will help them be cost-effective and ensure that all problems that pop up are taken care of immediately before they can cause major damage that results in major costs due to system failure(s).<\/p>\n Management<\/strong><\/p>\n Lastly, put maintenance and monitoring together and you get management<\/strong>. To keep an HVAC\/BAS system in peak condition, you must be able to effectively manage systems from top to bottom; being vigilant through monitoring and keeping up with maintenance year-round is imperative for effective management. Without it, your customers are just creating a more complex problem for you to solve at some point and we already know you\u2019re having to do more with less these days.<\/p>\n The 3 M\u2019s of HVAC have you covered year-round (just like CCI does). Encourage your customers to stay on top of all three and get ready for the summer season! 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