On Mon, 29 May 2006 22:44:34 -0400, synergy3000
wrote:

We are in a relatively new house with a heat pump system.
The upper level is on average 5-10 degrees warmer than the lower level.
Upper level has an air return which takes air from the master bedroom
and the hallway. What suggestions/tips to help better cool the upper
level?

Thanks

That's easy to solve. Simply rotate the upstairs of the house to the
downstairs every few hours. An automated whole house rotator will
easily solve the problem. Whenever the upstairs becomes 5 degrees
warmer than the downstairs, the upstairs is lowered and the downstairs
rasied to the top. This is done automatically 24 hours a day without
human intervention. Systems are reasonably priced and operates on a
common 120 VAC 20A receptacle.