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Old 10/29/09, 4:23 PM
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Educating the buyer is what it is all about.

"Quick" is not what it is about...

I tell every client that I don't want them to leave with any questions unanswered.

I also tell them that they have free phone consults for the rest of my life (most are younger than I).
That last part sucks.
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Old 10/29/09, 4:41 PM
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Here Bob, check this out http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-i...heat-pump1.htm

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Old 10/29/09, 5:12 PM
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Darn it
I have Mr Brains site on my RSS feed.(thanks)
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Old 11/7/09, 12:07 AM
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James, what you are looking at is a conventional split system heat pump. A water source heat pump is quite different. I have to admit that at first, I thought Bruce wa on something. Then I took a second look at the photo. I think he is right. It is a water source heat pump that is using the heated water as a heat source.

A water source heat pump is a one piece unit that has the compressor inside and a coil that the water flows through (a heat exchanger) to heat or cool the freon. The unit in my house (an open loop water source heat pump) looks almost identical to that. Only thing is in my case, the water come from a well.

As to the em heat, my unit does not even have heat strips so there is no emergency heat or auxiliary heat.



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