AFUE, which stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency, is a metric used to measure the efficiency of furnaces and boilers in converting fuel to heat. This measure is expressed as a percentage, and it indicates how much of the fuel used by the heating system gets turned into usable heat.
AFUE represents the total amount of heat generated by the unit compared to the amount of energy consumed over the heating season. A higher AFUE rating means greater efficiency, leading to lower heating costs for the homeowner.
Understanding AFUE is crucial when:
Improving the AFUE of your existing system might include:
When shopping for a new furnace or boiler, or even when considering upgrades to your existing system, AFUE is a key figure to understand. It helps you gauge the long-term energy cost savings and environmental impact of your heating choices. Remember, while AFUE is a guide to efficiency, it's just one aspect of a complex system influencing your home's comfort and energy use.
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