Need recommendation - HVAC contractor

VitaBene · 08-16-2011, 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by MarkinNH

I have used Bob Maher (spelling) from AM-HVAC in Moultonborough many times for HVAC work. Whether this type of system is something he has knowledge of I do not know, but it would be worth calling and asking him.
AM-HVAC 603 476 8933 Good luck.

I also strongly recommend Bob.

Winnipesaukee Divers · 08-17-2011, 07:45 AM

Most of the high efficiency Hydro Air systems are equipped with "Weather Responsive" control system and one aspect of it is seasonal shut down. That's where heat zones are shut down, while the domestic hot water is still active. The set point is usually 65 degrees outside, but all are adjustable, in some systems you need three consecutive day below that point before the pumps are turned back on.

I know what you're thinking... What does a bottom dweller know about HVAC controls? Actually, a lot, it's how I keep my hydro suit regulated... (just kidding), I'm an Heating Specialists when I'm not diving and just trying to save you an expensive service call. However, a good, knowable, local heat tec is always good to have available and sure would be nice to find out now if he knows how to work on your system.

08-17-2011, 07:45 AM	#2
Winnipesaukee Divers Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Exeter, NH or @ WCYC on weekends Posts: 250 Thanks: 7 Thanked 46 Times in 28 Posts	Is it cold enough outside? Most of the high efficiency Hydro Air systems are equipped with "Weather Responsive" control system and one aspect of it is seasonal shut down. That's where heat zones are shut down, while the domestic hot water is still active. The set point is usually 65 degrees outside, but all are adjustable, in some systems you need three consecutive day below that point before the pumps are turned back on. I know what you're thinking... What does a bottom dweller know about HVAC controls? Actually, a lot, it's how I keep my hydro suit regulated... (just kidding), I'm an Heating Specialists when I'm not diving and just trying to save you an expensive service call. However, a good, knowable, local heat tec is always good to have available and sure would be nice to find out now if he knows how to work on your system.

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