We're in an area Northwest of Phoenix Az. Temps up around 115 in the summer, once in a while down to 20's at night in the winter.
We replaced our 20 year old combination heat pump/swamp cooler with a Trane heat pump about 6 years ago. (Not a flat roof, standard peaked roof) No longer have any kind of evap cooler. We've been 100 percent satisfied with the Trane both winter and summer. At that time, there was a government rebate of some sort, don't know about now. Ed
--- In DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com, "mountain953346" <mountain953346@...> wrote:
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> Thanks to all your comments...we are indeed blessed gettting
> thank much 30+ years use...
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> we are located in San Diego, ca..get our share of rain
> to leakage is (always, anywhere) critical..no leakage
> ever..again..blessed...
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> yes, the roof is essentially flat...slight, very slight
> pitch won't even measure on my square...
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> With summer temps in 95F+ would the heat pump make sense?
> Winter temps avg 55F...lows can be 32F but rarely...
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> thanks,
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> Rich and Kate
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> --- In DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com, "wired" <wiredformen@> wrote:
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> > This brings up the question as to how to/why we cannot see the profile of members on this group. Some yahoo groups have a "members" listing which take you to their profile. As most do not say where they are, it has a bearing on answering environmental topics such as using a heat pump A/C.
> > So, Rich and Kate, are you in an area where heat pumps work well?
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