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I guess this depends on where you locate the heat pump. On mine, the insulated pipe and mains connection are within two feet of the building.
by fullstop 3y ago
I guess this depends on where you locate the heat pump. On mine, the insulated pipe and mains connection are within two feet of the building.
- sokoloff 3y agoIs yours air-to-air?
- fullstop 3y agoIt is -- it looks just like an air conditioner plopped on a pad. There's two lines connected to it and leading into the house; one is an insulated copper pipe, and the other is the mains power connected to an electrical disconnect box.
- sokoloff 3y agoDid they retrofit the linesets through the walls to the interior units? Or do you have existing ductwork (which a house with hydronic gas heat probably does not have, or else they'd probably not be asking the question)?
- fullstop 3y agoYes, there is existing ductwork in the house. I understand the situation -- I had searched to see if hydronic gas heating used ducts, and it can but it seems that this is not common. Their issue is not an issue of heat pumps themselves, but rather the lack of an air handler.