Often labeled as an issue without an answer, nosebleeds can be frightening for your children, annoying for you, and frustrating for everyone. But what if the solution was as simple as a whole-house humidifier? What Causes Nosebleeds? Dry air is…
Like nosebleeds and other frustrating conditions brought about by dry air, dry mouth, particularly at night, can be a direct result of low humidity. Fortunately, you can take ownership of your family’s health and well-being with a whole-house approach provided…
Did you know that: 80% of homeowners consider Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) a significant problem? 85% of homeowners mentioned having smokers, asthmatics, excess dust, or pets in the home, signaling the need for better IAQ products? 45% of homes have…
Enhancing indoor air quality and minimizing heating costs, both heat recovery ventilators (HRVs) and energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) utilize fans to maintain balanced airflow in a space, while exhausting and recovering energy from stale indoor air. So, what is the…
Common Questions About Field Controls Combustion Air Systems (CAS). Our Whole House Steam Humidifiers are compatible with virtually every make and model of forced air system and it is ideal for use with heat pumps. They operate any time there…
Common Questions About Field Controls Combustion Air Systems (CAS). Winter is winding down, but you won’t be turning your heat off just yet. In fact, I still get a lot of questions about our CAS (Combustion Air Systems). The CAS is…
While both attic fans and whole house fans help to ventilate, they each serve distinct purposes within a home. So what's the difference between an attic fan vs. whole house fan? Attic Fans vs. Whole House Fans: The Differences Attic…
Energy efficiency has, understandably, become a priority for both builders and homeowners, influencing element-resistant, impermeable construction. As homes become more airtight, proper ventilation becomes a necessity, otherwise the air quality suffers, resulting in stale air. In many areas of the…
At Field Controls we advocate Central Fan Integrated Ventilation. Here's why. There are three types of ventilation systems for single- or mutli-family residences: Exhaust Ventilation: Meeting code and boasting low installation costs, this type of ventilation is very common with…
People who live in southern locations like Florida or Houston enjoy warm weather all year round. But one of the tradeoffs for living in these climates is the oppressive humidity that lasts most of the summer and can even be…