I usually am not in the habit of making a big deal of a nicely installed furnace system with no dampers installed in the supply 6" runs.
I did an inspection back in August and have a client going bonkers because I didn’t make note the system didn’t have them.
It had louvered registers and allowed ample flow control in my opinion.
I see a multitude of homes with no dampers, and we all know once the ceiling is finished you have zero access anyway.
I feel strongly that people farting with them will actually do more damage to an A coil or Heat exchanger than any good.
It has a weighted make up air damper tied to the return and again playing with the dampers will only complicate a system’s function in the hands of an average homeowner.
I have yet to even see any comments on a template addressing this issue.
what is your opinion ?
codes vary from township and counties so much it’s a PIA!
Dan the only one I comment on is the supply to the crawl, it should have a damper. It is possible to balance the rest in design but not likely a good idea. Do I note when they are not in the supplies to each room?. No way!