Air conditioning (A/C) refers to the system or process of controlling the temperature, humidity, and air quality of an indoor space to provide comfort. A/C systems are widely used in both residential and commercial real estate properties to maintain a comfortable living and working environment.
Ducts or ductwork are metal tubes or conduits used to distribute heated, cooled, or ventilated air from a central HVAC system throughout a house or building. These ducts can either be cylindrical or have a rectangular cross-section.
Exposure (Physical) refers to the direction in which a property or building faces, impacting light, heat, and overall energy efficiency.
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, which are the three essential functions that provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air quality within buildings.
