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Posted by udarrell on November 30, 2006, 12:36 am
<Richard Berenson> wrote:
>I do not have a gas pack heat pump but have a t-stat with a heat
>anticipator. I know that the anticipator is adjusted for the amperage flow
>to the gas valve on gas packs but how is it adjusted for a heat pump unit
>with electric resistance heat? Does my system have the wrong t-stat?
>
>Thanks for any help... RTB PHX
>
>
Yes, Heat pump THs can have both cooling & heating anticipators.
The cooling mode anticipator is fixed, the heating mode may have both
stages using adjustable heat anticipators.
Adjustable settings are specific to the specific equipment's components,
leave those settings to the service tech!
- udarrell
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