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Old 02-04-2023, 09:00 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by ishoot308 View Post
As promised here ya go….12 below zero and still keeping up just fine. Approximately 1200 square foot apartment over garage. Mitsubishi hyper heat single zone mini split heat pump, (don’t remember the size). Impressive!

Dan
That's impressive! My house is about 1700 sq ft, lots of windows. With the sun shining in yesterday and the wood stove going full bore it got up to 76. Last night it dropped to 65 with the wood stove going full blast. I set the heat t-stat at 65 in case I didn't wake up to reload the stove.
I've been thinking of adding mini splits for AC and those days, in the high 40's & 50's, when it's not quite cold enough to light the stove.
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