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the distribution or movement of air. ✔Correct Answer-airflow

indoor part of an air conditioner that moves cooled or heated air throughout the ductwork of your
home. Usually a furnace or blower coil. ✔Correct Answer-air handler

British thermal unit. Unit of heat energy. ✔Correct Answer-BTU

system in which air is treated at a central location and distributed to and from rooms by one or more
fans and a series of ducts. ✔Correct Answer-central air conditioning system

the part of the outdoor air conditioner or heat pump that compresses and pumps refrigerant to meet
household cooling requirements. ✔Correct Answer-compressor

outdoor portion of an air conditioner or heat pump that either releases or collects heat, depending
on the time of the year. ✔Correct Answer-condenser coil

the method by which air is channeled from the furnace or the blower coil throughout your home.
✔Correct Answer-ductwork

an electronic device that filters out large particles and bioaerosols in indoor environments.
✔Correct Answer-electronic air cleaner

a label attached to HVAC systems that meet or exceed the EPA guidelines for energy efficiency.
✔Correct Answer-energy star

the part of the air conditioner that is located inside the air handler. primary function is to absorb the
heat and humidity from the air in your house. ✔Correct Answer-evaporator coil

a type of furnace, installed on its side, which draws in air from one side, heats it and sends the warm
air out the other side. Ideal for attic and crawl space installations. ✔Correct Answer-horizontal
flow

an automatic device used to maintain humidity at a fixed or adjustable set point. ✔Correct
Answer-humidistat

heating, ventilation and air conditioning. ✔Correct Answer-HVAC

minimum efficiency reporting value ✔Correct Answer-MERV

rating of a filter that descries the size of the holes in the filter that allow air to pass through. The
higher the rating, the smaller the holes in the filter, the higher the efficiency. ✔Correct Answer-
MERV rating

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