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Of course this is optional, but if your HVAC system is causing significant noise (from air blowing through the vents, or from the unit itself) you may want to turn it off completely when recording. And turn it back on when you’re done.
Personally, if I’m recording any voiceover-type audio I will definitely turn off my HVAC unit.
Also FYI, from personal experience, in the winter if you keep it off for too long your living space will start to get cold!
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