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Posted by geothermaljones on April 4, 2007, 11:53 pm
mehvac.com
City Multi PUMY heatpump... the "S" series.
A single outdoor unit w/up to 8 indoor units.
48000 Btuh inverter driven heatpump w/up to 5 tons connected capacity
indoors.
Even has a dehumidify mode on some units.
This technology is where the hvac industry is headed in the states.
It's all over the Caribbean, has been in Europe for 15 yrs & the Far East
for over 25 yrs.
It won't be the least expensive option, but it will save on the installation
cost of a new ducted system,
& it's damn energy efficient!
Keep the electric baseboard for redundancy, or emergency back up.
I'd keep the wood burner as well, trees are really cheap...
once you buy the Husqvarna & the gas can & the gas & oil & the truck
& the safety gear, & the cool jacket, & the...
well maybe I'd sell it on e-bay.
good luck
geothermaljones
st.paul,mn.
> I just purchased a 1700 square foot rancer one floor with partial
> finished basement. the house has complete southern exposure to the sun
> tall trees and shade in the front. there is base board electric heat
> in all rooms and window ac units. there is also a wood burning stove
> (not a fire place) in the basement. 13 windows in all on the first
> floor. i am replacing them all with efficient windows. the house is
> located in elkton maryland. it is a water based community with fair
> temps year round lowest it gets in winter is mid to upper 20s
> occassianlly and highest is 90s occassionally. humidity is ungodly
> high in the summer and ungodly dry in the winter.
>
> I do not know much about heat pumps and i need advise on what to get
> i.e. name brand should i use the base board heat along with the heat
> pump or tie in the wood stove to heat the house? is it better to go
> with elec gas or oil with the cost of petrol being what is it and will
> be in the future is elec more cost effective?
>
> help please and if you guys know of a GOOD RELIABLE HONEST hvac
> installer in the region i live that would be great.
>
> thanks
> RyanTerry
>
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