Central Air replacement
 

Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?

Central Air replacement
 

"Luca" wrote in message
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Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?

Congratulations! I hereby nominate you for the weekly "Least Info Given"
award on AHR....

Central Air replacement
 

On Nov 11, 9:20*am, Luca wrote:
Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?


I'm lost on your suggustion? you have a a/c unit you want to replace
installed in 2000 and its failed or you just want a new more energy
efficient unit?

your considering a heat pump and you have gas heat now?


those are significant different systems. the biggest is the power
requirements for heat pump that will have to be installed in a non
heat pump home. not hard but definitely will have to be done by a
professional and inspected.

the second part I'm lost at.

Central Air replacement
 

On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 09:20:20 -0500, Luca wrote:

Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?

Ebay and craigslist

Central Air replacement
 

Just want to possibly replace to save energy/money. There is no gas,
all electric system.


On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 13:12:17 -0800 (PST), flir67
wrote:

On Nov 11, 9:20*am, Luca wrote:
Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?


I'm lost on your suggustion? you have a a/c unit you want to replace
installed in 2000 and its failed or you just want a new more energy
efficient unit?

your considering a heat pump and you have gas heat now?


those are significant different systems. the biggest is the power
requirements for heat pump that will have to be installed in a non
heat pump home. not hard but definitely will have to be done by a
professional and inspected.

the second part I'm lost at.

Central Air replacement
 

On Nov 11, 4:10*pm, Luca wrote:
Just want to possibly replace to save energy/money. There is no gas,
all electric system.

On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 13:12:17 -0800 (PST), flir67
wrote:



On Nov 11, 9:20*am, Luca wrote:
Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?

I'm lost on your suggustion? you have a a/c unit you want to replace
installed in 2000 and its failed or you just want a new more energy
efficient unit?

your considering a heat pump and you have gas heat now?

those are significant different systems. the biggest is the power
requirements for heat pump that will have to be installed in a non
heat pump home. not hard but definitely will have to be done by a
professional and inspected.

the second part I'm lost at.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Soo, www.energystar.gov , and you are supposed to call many folks
that install these things to learn about everything you dont know.

Central Air replacement
 

On Nov 11, 9:20*am, Luca wrote:
Located in coastal SC, central air unit installed in 2000, no heat
pump (hair dryer type heating element I suspect).

I am considering soo replacing unit with a more efficient unit, and
heat pump, or....maybe get a few more years out of old unit.

Suggestions?

We used Andersen Services to replace our old system.
Their planning and service were excellent.
T