"Scott McDaniel" wrote in message
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The "duct connections" for both look pretty much identical, it's just the
location that is different. See interspersed:

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Scott McDaniel
InfoTrakker Software
"Harry" :7501 wrote in message
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Hello,
What does the "duct" connection on the Packaged Heat Pump look like?

see below

Or how big/small/size/shape/material is the duct connection?

Size depends on the needs of the space (as in, a Manual J caluclation) ...
shape/material is up to the contractor, we use insulated round sheet metal
ducts.


Actually, it would be a D calc..:-)


What size/shape ducts (in the house) does it feed?

See above

Can the ducts from a Split Unit (or other kind of central furnace/air
conditioner)
be used?

Not sure what you're asking here - do you mean you are scavanging ductwork
from a split system, or are you changing out a split system with a package
unit - but generally speaking you'll have to rework your duct system if
you go from one system type to another. Going from split to package
without reworking ductwork is always a bad idea ... either you have to
oversize the equipment to get some form of airflow, or you have end up
with poor performance.


Think he found someone that will sell him a heat pump over the net and cant
figure out how to get a square to round that works.

Where can i see pictures of the duct-work hooked up on a Packaged Heat
Pump?
Packaged Heat Pump:
http://www.alloysafe.com/products.ph...atid=3&catid=1
Split-System Heat Pumps:
http://www.alloysafe.com/air_conditi...heat_pumps.php

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