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Posted by Carolina Breeze HVAC on August 5, 2005, 11:44 am
> The "duct connections" for both look pretty much identical, it's just the
> location that is different. See interspersed:
>
> --
> Scott McDaniel
> InfoTrakker Software
>>
>> Hello,
>> What does the "duct" connection on the Packaged Heat Pump look like?
>
> see below
>
>> Or how big/small/size/shape/material is the duct connection?
>
> Size depends on the needs of the space (as in, a Manual J caluclation) ...
> shape/material is up to the contractor, we use insulated round sheet metal
> ducts.
>
Actually, it would be a D calc..:-)
>> What size/shape ducts (in the house) does it feed?
>
> See above
>
>> Can the ducts from a Split Unit (or other kind of central furnace/air
>> conditioner)
>> be used?
>
> Not sure what you're asking here - do you mean you are scavanging ductwork
> from a split system, or are you changing out a split system with a package
> unit - but generally speaking you'll have to rework your duct system if
> you go from one system type to another. Going from split to package
> without reworking ductwork is always a bad idea ... either you have to
> oversize the equipment to get some form of airflow, or you have end up
> with poor performance.
Think he found someone that will sell him a heat pump over the net and cant
figure out how to get a square to round that works.
>
>> Where can i see pictures of the duct-work hooked up on a Packaged Heat
>> Pump?
>> Packaged Heat Pump:
>> http://www.alloysafe.com/products.php?subcatid=3&catid=1
>> Split-System Heat Pumps:
>> http://www.alloysafe.com/air_conditioning/goodman_heat_pumps.php
>>
>>
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