Posted by Bradiniowa on December 21, 2013 at 17:28:19 from (75.105.85.62):
Been heating for a year now with geothermal in a new house. Ours is a little different than most around here. We heat the whole house with radiant heat and only have forced air in the second stage. Our bathroom is the problem. It is a zone by it's self with the idea of being able to keep it warmer than the rest of the house. Problem is it runs nearly 24/7 rarely getting up to temperature (71). We had similar set up in our old home with wood heated boiler. Worked great but big difference is water temperature. Wood heat at 160, geo at 115. Contractor is at a loss of ideas to fix it. Question is what temperature is your water in the Geo system?
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