Re: [OM] OT: Air-source Heat Pump?

[Mike Lazzari]

> What you guys are discussing is the classic issue of proper air
> circulation. High-efficiency furnaces do output a lower-temperature
> which requires more air-replacement.
The same thing occurs with in-floor heating systems. The water sheds 
heat as it travels through the pipes. The trick is to balance the loops 
so all the hottest "new" water doesn't end up in the same part of the 
house. Of course you have a manifold to add zones but you can also 
design the circulation around your living style, e.g. route returns 
through areas like bedrooms or laundry.

Mike
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