Zone Control Dampers are an important component in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system of any home or building. They are designed to control the flow of air within the system, managing the cooler and warmer air within a space. Zone Control Dampers are components that can be opened and closed to regulate the amount of air flow in a particular zone. The primary goal of zone control dampers is to save energy by making sure that air is only circulated in the areas where it is needed. Additionally, they can increase the air flow in a space when needed.
Zone Control Dampers are usually installed in the ducts of a heating and cooling system. They are made up of a variety of materials including sheet metal, plastic, stainless steel, or aluminum. The dampers are then connected to a controller, which can be operated either manually or by a thermostat. The dampers can be opened and closed individually, or in groups