Room Thermostat and Fan Speed Operation

Precise temperature control relies on the operation of the Thermostat and Evaporator fan. The Thermostat acts as the control center, triggering cooling cycles when temperatures deviate from the setpoint. During these cycles, the evaporator fan ramps up to maximum CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) to optimize heat exchange and ensure efficient refrigerant circulation. However, even after reaching the desired temperature, the fan continues to operate at a lower speed. This continuous air circulation maintains consistent temperature distribution throughout the conditioned space and prevents coil condensation by mitigating humidity buildup.
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Superb explanation sir, thanks