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Most efficient use of heating zones
jfurfey
Member Posts: 2
Hello,
My house is heated with natural gas.
The 1st floor living area is a pretty open floor plan and there are 3 heating zones. Is is more efficient and cost-effective to have all 3 zones on, or just use the ones in the rooms I am spending time in? By using just one of them in the room I'm in, am I making it work too hard because the heat from that zone is traveling all throughout the open floor plan anyway?
Thanks for any advice.
My house is heated with natural gas.
The 1st floor living area is a pretty open floor plan and there are 3 heating zones. Is is more efficient and cost-effective to have all 3 zones on, or just use the ones in the rooms I am spending time in? By using just one of them in the room I'm in, am I making it work too hard because the heat from that zone is traveling all throughout the open floor plan anyway?
Thanks for any advice.
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Zoning question
do all the zones contain the same form of radiation, or is there a mix of radiators, and in floor radiant?
generally, small zones whose BTU needs exceed the lower limits of the firing rate of the boiler can be less efficient.--nbc0 -
Zoning question
All zones have baseboard radiators.0
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