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Does anyone make a Muti-speed compressor for residential ? Bob Sisson 05-20-2007
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Posted by Bob Sisson on May 20, 2007, 6:12 pm
I know their are lots of Multi-compressor units that switch between the
small and the large, or possibly both compressors, but does anyone make a
Truly Multi-speed residential unit under 4-tonns?

I already have a multi-speed fan via the fan-handler unit that matches
air-flow to temperature differential. It is better than the "2-speed" units
that go from quiet to a roar and nothing in-between.

Just curious....

Bob



Posted by Noon-Air on May 20, 2007, 6:23 pm

>I know their are lots of Multi-compressor units that switch between the
>small and the large, or possibly both compressors, but does anyone make a
>Truly Multi-speed residential unit under 4-tonns?
>
> I already have a multi-speed fan via the fan-handler unit that matches
> air-flow to temperature differential. It is better than the "2-speed"
> units that go from quiet to a roar and nothing in-between.
>
> Just curious....
>
> Bob

Rheem has 2 stage, Copeland scroll compressors in their 16 and 18 SEER
equipment.



Posted by on May 20, 2007, 7:07 pm

> I know their are lots of Multi-compressor units that switch between the
> small and the large, or possibly both compressors, but does anyone make a
> Truly Multi-speed residential unit under 4-tonns?
>
> I already have a multi-speed fan via the fan-handler unit that matches
> air-flow to temperature differential. It is better than the "2-speed"
units
> that go from quiet to a roar and nothing in-between.
>
> Just curious....
>
> Bob


Most equipment manufacture's offer 2-stage condensing units.



Posted by daytona° on May 20, 2007, 7:17 pm
Some of the 2-stage condensing units are (2) separate compressors.....timed
out


>
>> I know their are lots of Multi-compressor units that switch between the
>> small and the large, or possibly both compressors, but does anyone make a
>> Truly Multi-speed residential unit under 4-tonns?
>>
>> I already have a multi-speed fan via the fan-handler unit that matches
>> air-flow to temperature differential. It is better than the "2-speed"
> units
>> that go from quiet to a roar and nothing in-between.
>>
>> Just curious....
>>
>> Bob
>
>
> Most equipment manufacture's offer 2-stage condensing units.
>
>



Posted by on May 20, 2007, 10:57 pm

>I know their are lots of Multi-compressor units that switch between the
>small and the large, or possibly both compressors, but does anyone make a
>Truly Multi-speed residential unit under 4-tonns?
>
>I already have a multi-speed fan via the fan-handler unit that matches
>air-flow to temperature differential. It is better than the "2-speed" units
>that go from quiet to a roar and nothing in-between.
>
>Just curious....
>
>Bob
>

go ductless mini split with inverter technology

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