Put simply, this involves cleverly designing your home using natural principles so that the temperature inside’s almost always comfortable, which in turn reduces the need for expensive artificial cooling or heating technologies.

A climate-controlled warehouse is one that can maintain a specific air temperature and humidity.

Outside storage units are non-climate controlled. That means anything in the unit is exposed to the outside heat, cold, humidity or moisture as it fluctuates throughout the seasons. Temperature-controlled storage is a great solution for long-term storage, to protect your items from radical temperature extremes with the changing seasons. Climate-controlled storage maintains both humidity and temperature at an exact level that is determined the best condition for storing your goods.

Climate control not only adds protection from the heat, humidity, and cold, but it also helps keep out dust and bugs that want to invade your space. So not only are your valuable items are safer and more protected, but when you access your unit, you won’t have to be outside in the heat or cold while doing it. Furniture: Antique, wood, leather, really anything that’s sensitive or can warp easily. Paper: Art, photos, and important documents are not going to fare well in humidity. Electronics: Rusted connections and melting plastic await you if these things are kept in a hot storage unit.

Climate control is a system for controlling the temperature inside a vehicle. The car’s climate control system controls the heating and air-conditioning systems. The climate control unit adjusts the temperature and air flow inside the car.