RE: [UC] Oil vs. Gas HeatAll-electric heating for a home? Have you lost
your mind?
Heat your home *and* keep the critters out... I like it!
Dan W.
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Clinton,
I've seen units that are fastened to walls that kick out
both hot and cool air. They seem to have pipe work that goes to a machine
outside of a house or building and is actively converting the air. It was
referred to as, and forgive my lack of proper jargon, a
CTED] Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 4:19
PMTo: 'Clinton, J. Scott';
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: RE: [UC] Electric
Heat
Clinton,
I've seen units that are fastened to walls that kick out
both hot and cool air. They seem to have pipe work that goes to a machine
outside of a house o
I had them in my last apt. They were called (if I remember
correctly), forced air heat. They worked okay but slowly.
Also, they were VERY expensive to run. 1 bedroom apt ~ $150 per
month leaving the thermostat at ~71.
-Ben
At 04:18 PM 11/12/2004, Mario Giorno wrote:
Clinton,
I've seen
units
You talking about a ductless mini-split?
http://www.acdirect.com/l5.html
-andy diller
On Nov 12, 2004, at 4:18 PM, Mario Giorno wrote:
Clinton,
I've seen units that are fastened to walls that kick out both hot
and cool air. They seem to have pipe work that goes to a machine
outside of a
