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Chris S
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I have a client who is considering radiant ( staple up) for a kitchen/ dining room in their home. They currently have HWBB.
Does anyone know of a 2 stage thermostat I could use so that as long as the radiant satisfied the heating needs the BB would be off, but if there were a significant cold snap and the Radiant couldn't keep up the baseboard would satisfy the thermostat? My concern is, that the home is old, and drafty, and that the btu/s.f. provided by the radiant will not be sufficient on the design day.
Thanks, Chris
Does anyone know of a 2 stage thermostat I could use so that as long as the radiant satisfied the heating needs the BB would be off, but if there were a significant cold snap and the Radiant couldn't keep up the baseboard would satisfy the thermostat? My concern is, that the home is old, and drafty, and that the btu/s.f. provided by the radiant will not be sufficient on the design day.
Thanks, Chris
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Any 2 stage should work...
Honeywell, Johnson, White Rodgers, TekmarIt's not so much a case of "You got what you paid for", as it is a matter of "You DIDN'T get what you DIDN'T pay for, and you're NOT going to get what you thought you were in the way of comfort". Borrowed from Heatboy.0
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