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The Future Belongs to the Efficient - Hybrid HVAC Systems Part II...
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Good post Michael. It is nice to see firm numbers, rather than estimates.
Michael, excellent results. Keep us informed. As gas and electric prices go up your pay back time should decrease dramatically.
I had never heard of a hybird HVAC unit before, Michael. Thank you. I totally agree on the programmable thermostat, too. We have one that I turn off during the day. But, during the really hot summer months or really cold winter months, the programmable thermostat can be a godsend.
Michael, I have both and the savings is remarkable and I have noticed any difference in comfort.
Bo
Too much to read (late in the day) but I can tell you right now I'd rather cuddle up with a Cowboy to stay warm.
Michael, we're about 2-3 years away from having to replace our furnace and I found this post to be very helpful. Like you, I want to save energy and lower my utility bills ($200+ a month to heat this home and we keep it set at 67 degrees...).
As you said the upfront costs may be more, but the savings would make up for it in a short period of time.
I also think it would be a big plus upon resale.
Kris, You are welcome. I too was paying $200+ to heat this house. The savings in energy costs will far outweigh the initial cost. And, you are right about the resale value...
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