A central heating system designed to provide consistent and reliable warmth throughout a building by distributing heated air. This type of system relies on a furnace that heats air, and then a network of ducts to circulate the warmed air to different areas within the structure. Typically, a thermostat regulates the furnace’s operation to maintain a desired temperature.
Such heating systems offer advantages such as relatively quick heating times and the ability to integrate air filtration and humidification components. Historically, these systems have been a common choice for residential and commercial heating due to their efficiency and effectiveness. The development of advanced burner technologies and improved insulation has further enhanced their performance and reduced energy consumption.
