gas furnace to hydroair conversion

tommy_3

the furnace is not that old and i am trying to save the home owner some money by reusing the furnace the only thing i am having trouble with is how to wire it.

grindog

can this be done with minimal difficulty

i am installing radiant heat on the first floor of a customers house and eliminating the hot air furnace. there is no way to do radiant on the second floor, they have a forced air furnace in the attic and i would like to install a hydro air coil in the duct work and eliminate the need for gas, has any one done this type of conversion before? How difficult would it be and are there any pros and cons to this.

jeff_51

its simple

you pull out the furnace in the attic and install a hydroair unit in its place. This is easiest and most cost effective in my opinione

ed wallace

hydro air in attic

dont forget the antifreeze in case attac gets below freezing temp

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Joe Brix

Maybe get a flat plate

HX to isolate the glycol loop from the rest of the system

hvac64

Mike, Good talking to you today.Give me a shout if you need some control help. This should be a fairly simple conversion. Good luck, Tom