Harvey
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- Jul 15, 2020
Sorry forgot I already posted it. Senile.Facepalm .....Ugg thread crost post. Scary
Sorry forgot I already posted it. Senile.Facepalm .....Ugg thread crost post. Scary
Ours can be programmed to run at any temp, the question is how cold outside will it work. Like I said, it's "temporary" until the part comes for the furnace. If it gets cold, we'll turn on the fireplace and wear a sweater.
Maybe the part will come. It's an "igniter" and the service guy got the furnace to fire by banging on it with wrench, so maybe that will be part of the solution.
My Father-in law was an HVAC supervisor at a large hospital ,his biggest challenge was keeping the business office ladies happy probably 50 + women in a large office . It was a constant battle between 20 somethings and post menapausels . One of his guys had an idea , He disconnected the thermostat but left it there and installed one above the ceiling . Practically no complaints , ? Placebo effect
It's set at 70!!! I'm with Dad. That's short sleeve conditions.
Kinda working now yes, although at 40f outside you'll get over 100f+ out of the vents at 28f you'll get 85f maybe so the air will feel cool and it will run all the time depending on how it was sized . Not sure what system they put in but a Honeywell Vision Pro 8000 thermostat with an outdoor sensor can be programmed to turn on the furnace on below 40f. In stock lots of places.
Depends on how much your paying for electricity vs gas ?Our is programmed from the thermostat. What is a good accepted minimum setting for the heat pump? Looks like the valve replacement is here
Hard to say. Moving from our old house both the gas and electric bills in this newer house seem extremely low summer and winter. The "seer" rating on the AC is 22 I think. Does that apply to the heat pump top?
Thanks for the input.