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  • Tim Roberts
    • Aug 27
    • 1 min read

Does turning the A/C off when you’re not home actually save electricity?

Though leaving your air conditioning off when you're not home may seem like a good way to save electricity and money, a new analysis shows that it may not be as beneficial as you think. It turns out that there are many factors that can influence the efficiency of an AC unit. For example, how well-insulated your home is. Read on to learn more: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/analysis-does-turning-the-a-c-off-when-youre-not-home-actually-save-electricity #homeinsultation #energysavings




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