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pseudorealityx said: Click to expand...It is neither very cold nor very hot here. 90 is hot...30 is COLD. Most of the time it is above freezing but there are a few days every year that don't thaw out. I would like to keep it about 60-65 in the winter and 70 in the summer. I would also like to keep it at least 50 degrees when I'm not there.
pseudorealityx said:What do you mean by "defrost mode"? If I had to get a backup electric heater for the coldest days I wouldn't have much of a problem with that.The company is the world’s best Commercial Air Source Heat Pump supplier. We are your one-stop shop for all needs. Our staff are highly-specialized and will help you find the product you need.
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Highbeam said: Click to expand...The problem with that is I still wouldn't have A/C. Our climate is not very extreme but I am very intolerant of high/low temps. I don't know how long I'm going to be here, but not forever...I lease the place. I also do not want to pay the monthly connection fee for gas during the spring/summer/fall. (probably extra high for "commercial" use)
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It is neither very cold nor very hot here. 90 is hot...30 is COLD. Most of the time it is above freezing but there are a few days every year that don't thaw out. I would like to keep it about 60-65 in the winter and 70 in the summer. I would also like to keep it at least 50 degrees when I'm not there.What do you mean by "defrost mode"? If I had to get a backup electric heater for the coldest days I wouldn't have much of a problem with that.The problem with that is I still wouldn't have A/C. Our climate is not very extreme but I am very intolerant of high/low temps. I don't know how long I'm going to be here, but not forever...I lease the place. I also do not want to pay the monthly connection fee for gas during the spring/summer/fall. (probably extra high for "commercial" use)This is the heat pump I was thinking about for $969. Air handlers look like about $3-500.I didn't think I would need any duct work...just let the air come out of the air handler, sort of the way the gas unit heater works. I might have to use some fans around the shop but I do that anyway.I've tried talking to the gas company about a dozen times, they won't budge. (even though they can't come up with a good reason why my shop is "commercial", besides the location. It's for personal use.)I thought about trying to use propane in the existing heater but I don't have a place to put the tank.If I haven't forgotten any heaters, I calculate about 22,000 BTU I used last year. That would raise the temperature by about 1 degree per hour. Seems like maybe 36k BTU would be enough (just barely) if I kept it at around 50 degrees when I'm not there?
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