SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- HVAC systems (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) are designed to maintain a comfortable indoor environment by regulating temperature, airflow, and air quality in homes, offices, and commercial buildings. These systems ensure proper ventilation and heat transfer, creating an optimal atmosphere for both comfort and efficiency.

Beyond buildings, HVAC systems are also widely used in vehicles, trains, and public transport, enhancing air quality and temperature control in enclosed spaces.

One of the most critical functions of HVAC lies in ventilation. It goes beyond simply exchanging indoor and outdoor air - it helps maintain oxygen levels, remove pollutants, and improve air quality. Whether in urban or natural environments, an HVAC system ensures clean, fresh air while maintaining a consistent and comfortable temperature.

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Two Primary Functions

HVAC systems are designed to provide two essential functions: air purification and temperature control. To achieve this, nine key components work together across three primary domains: heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.

To learn more about HVAC systems, reach out to our teams in Sydney or Wollongong. Find out more at https://www.coralair.com.au/.