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Explaining Inches of Water Column (Inch WC)

Inches of water column (inch WC) is a measurement unit for measuring static pressure. It’s a key metric for determining how much resistance air must overcome in order to reach the area it’s supposed to heat or cool. Excessive static pressure will prevent your HVAC from operating as efficiently or effectively as it should.

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