Are you aware of the four major HVAC trends to look out for in 2024?
ACHR NEWS recently released an article titled HVAC Technology Trends 2024: Embrace the Future!
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Eco-friendly, energy-efficient, and innovative – these are the demands shaping the HVAC industry in 2024. Technology has become an indispensable tool for HVAC contractors, driving a wave of transformative trends. What can you expect in the coming year?
Here is a quick summary:
Connectivity and Predictive Maintenance: IoT (Internet of Things) connectivity and smart devices are revolutionizing buildings. Real-time data on temperature, humidity, and airflow enables predictive maintenance, possibly preventing issues before they occur.
Green Systems: The demand for eco-friendly solutions is skyrocketing. High-efficiency HVAC systems like VRF, geothermal, and dual-source heat pumps are gaining popularity. Green cooling techniques using natural refrigerants are rising, contributing to sustainability efforts.
Ductless Solutions: Updating older buildings with air conditioning is challenging, but ductless technology is often optimal. Ductless mini-split heat pumps offer flexibility for individual areas, making them a cost-effective retrofit option.
Customer Experience: Beyond quality work and competitive prices, customer expectations now include a seamless experience. HVAC companies must train technicians on the latest tech, leverage their online presence, and utilize technology tools for efficient service.
The HVAC profession is evolving rapidly, driven by technological innovations. Contractors embracing these advances will meet customer needs more effectively and position themselves for success in an increasingly competitive field.
What other HVAC trends do you see coming in 2024? Please comment.
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Now that prices on equipment are through the roof and everybody’s getting short on funds, I wouldn’t be so sure of 2024 being a good year in business.