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I'm wondering where else you would put an air handler? I suppose if you were building a brand new house, you'd build an...HVAC room? I have an old house, so it's definitely in the attic. I do appreciate the heads up on keeping that drain clear...
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Yes, they are often in what is essentially a closet or in a basement either in its own closet/room or in a general utility space often shared with laundry, etc.
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My air handler is above the garage and the intake filter is in the hallway. All I hear is blowing air, it's nice. I've had houses with the handler in the attic and the garage arrangement is much quieter.
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A whole house fan is good if it cools down in the pm and the inside temp is hotter. You open the windows, turn on the WH fan, and the large air flow cools the house down to the outside air temperature relatively quickly and inexpensively. Last edited by MikeD; Today at 05:40 PM. |
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We have always had a whole house fan, but we haven't used it since we got minisplits. It does work pretty well even when it's pretty warm if you have no alternatives. I never did figure out why I have neighbors that burn wood when it's really hot out. There are lots of houses in Pennsylvania with no a/c, so it's sociopathic behavior. I once asked Santa for a pumper truck to put out the fires with, but he wisely didn't deliver.
Back yard neighbor used to burn wood when it was really hot. But the husband got swapped out for a new model and there have been lots of changes. One of which is no more wood burning. |
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