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joepodesta

Forced Air and A/C zones

JoePodesta
10 years ago

I posted in another forum. Just looking for a quick response though.

Would it make sense for there to be only 2 A/C zones and 3 heating zones on my spec sheet? Or should they both be the same. It is a force heat home.

Please let me know if you need further details to help.

Thanks!

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