...heatpump could you pull water (I'm on a well) into a large tank and use a water-to-air heatpump. I live in a cold climate so in the winter the water will be m...
...heatpump ,HRV, Radiant heat in the slab and a wood stove. do I need all this or can I do it wish just the heatpump? Or can you advise me on a better system to...
Posted by Iain cunninghamMarch 27, 2019, 9:31 p.m.Heating and cooling1 Responses
...heatpump water heaters
But speaking even just for your domestic hot water needs, I would suggest the bigger one. The thing about a hybrid heatpump water hea...
...heatpump be put under an iso-slab slab on grade foundation to extract winter heat We generally recommend people check with an engineer for any such matters, bu...
Posted by Jennifer ColeAug. 28, 2019, 11:34 a.m.Slab on Grade1 Responses
...heatpump and heatpump water heater in our Edelweiss House (not to mention passive heating), and while some may think it to be overkill, we like the idea of a ...
...heatpump as well, we used an AO Smith air-to-water hybrid heatpump . The water heater sucks in the air from the home (which with the heatpump is generated mo...
...heating. The floor heating is the only space heating we have.
I would like to replace this natural gas system with a heatpump system.
I have searched for a...
Posted by Jennifer SmithMarch 18, 2019, 5:58 p.m.HRV and ERV1 Responses
...heater (or heatpump water heater for that matter) with your PV panels . That way when there is no requirement for water heating , your system will still produc...
...heatpump water heater would help, but first I'd be looking at an air source / air to air heatpump . But tell me more if you would about those EPS shutters, th...
Posted by Keanan ToewsJan. 20, 2019, 1:01 p.m.Windows and doors1 Responses
...heatpump water heaters . If you are looking to improve your overall home efficiency and you have the budget to do it, our favourite heatpump water heater is t...
Posted by Shaun BJune 28, 2019, 2:14 p.m.Hot water1 Responses
...heat loss, but at the same time, maintaining a constant environment is how a heatpump works best.
For longer absences you’d probably save by moving the therm...
Posted by Ryan PetersonMay 1, 2018, 11:51 a.m.Heating and cooling4 Responses
...heatpump for heating and cooling ) is a very well-insulated and airtight envelope, so it doesn't require a lot of heating and cooling in the first place. It is...
Posted by Dave NuttallJuly 6, 2019, 9:42 a.m.Mechanical systems1 Responses
...heating/cooling: extra-old electric baseboards, and one Samsung mini-split heatpump (sounding sick and old and noisy) at the top of the stairwell, one woodburn...
...heatpump for a home, we would recommend checking the specs page on whatever heatpump brand you are looking into, but first make a short list by eliminating an...
...heatpump for the 600 square foot area and cut back on use of the wood stove. Any further suggestions are appreciated. Thank you for your response and for this ...
...pump?
Is there any signs of flooding? Thank you for taking the time to read and reply to my post. The basement floor / area is not finished, nor is it used as...
...heating and cooling dry air is easier than heating and cooling humid air, so cheaper heating and cooling offsets the operational cost of the dehumidifier.
A s...
Posted by Judy MendelFeb. 17, 2020, 11:10 p.m.Crawl spaces3 Responses
