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#271738 25-May-2020 14:29
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Purple arrow is where one company want to place it, red is where two other companies wanted to place it. Red would basically face right into a wall opposite. 

 

Green area in the Lounge and Green area in dining are where we want to be coolest/most comfortable (Heat pump is primarily about cooling for us). On the other side of the kitchen is a room with a heatpump which can blow air toward the dining area if doors are left open.

 

We don't really care if the kitchen isn't cool.

 

 

 

The companies who quoted at Red, it seemed more a decision on what was easiest to get the ducting to the proposed outside unit location, which is circled

 

 

 

I'd welcome any suggestions or information that would help in making the right decision.

 

 


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  #2491105 25-May-2020 14:33
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Purple arrow company makes sense. They are placing it where you want to be and not facing it in the direction where you will get direct draughts from it either. The other 2 companies just want your $$ without caring about functionality and right usage of the heat pump they will install.





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  #2491109 25-May-2020 14:37
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billgates:

 

Purple arrow company makes sense. They are placing it where you want to be and not facing it in the direction where you will get direct draughts from it either. The other 2 companies just want your $$ without caring about functionality and right usage of the heat pump they will install.

 

 

 

 

That was my gut feeling as well. Good to have it confirmed. It just didn't make sense that you'd face a heatpump directly into a wall <3M away.

 

 


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Yes purple arrow for the win. Installing it at red arrow is by far the worse option IMO. Red is the easier and cheaper option which is why it will have been suggested.

 

In my experience you are looking for direct/cool in the room you will use most and let it spread from there. Especially if your other room has another heat pump you can use for additional cooling if needed.




  #2491215 25-May-2020 17:38
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The Mitsis that can be set up for left-right split might make some sense in Red.

 

I would also consider to the left of the 'f' in family, facing right. Or a bit to the left of where red is, facing down.

 

 

 

If your primary concern is cooling, you do want it in the same room. Doorways that don't go full-height block the layer of hot air against the ceiling from returning to the unit.


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