Who needs heat when it's above 32 degrees, says the Minnesotain. ;) ;)
Up here they have been putting in a lot of heat pumps, they curculate water in coils burried about 7 feet deep, takes a lot of coils, a big hole or massive amounts of boring, to use the 55 degree earth heat for heating and cooling. Very cheap heat, once you pay for the very high initial cost.
Sad to hear they are not holding up? Seems a lot of furnaces are giving problems, the electronics are not robust enough, the moduals keep frying. Friend just bought a less thasn year old house & fried his thermostat by walking up to it & gave it a static shock. No heat until tech shows up, of course on a weekend so it can cost more than normal.
I think we should demand our important devices are built more robust than this????
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