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Bryant or another Geothermal heat pump

15 years ago

We are building a new home. We are putting in an open loop geothermal system... Our contractor is recommending a Bryant 4 ton unit with a 20 Kw backup electric . Any comments on Bryant? Climatemaster claims to be the most energy efficient. Any comments? Is there a website that reviews these systems?

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eln2002meyer
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15 years ago
Forgot to mention, we are near Milwaukee..
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