To: know.your.why
In most climates ductwork is designed for AC mode which if properly engineered is more than enough airflow to supply heat with the same fan/duct. Even at 92F supply (20 degree delta above 72F room temp)
Of course if you slap a heatpump on a duct system that was already undersized for AC, it will definitely not be adequate with 92F supply.
36 posted on
10/23/2021 6:47:19 AM PDT by
varyouga
To: varyouga
Even at 92F supply (20 degree delta above 72F room temp)
My body temp is 98.6. That 92 degree air coming out of my vent feels lukewarm at best. A heater is supposed to feel heat. Heater-heat-heater. See how that works? 92degree air coming out of a vent when its 25-35 outside aint gonna do diddly.
44 posted on
10/23/2021 7:38:19 AM PDT by
know.your.why
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