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Originally Posted by TimT
In hydronic systems there are zone valves which control where the heat is going. You could have a heat zone for each room in the house, which would require a thermostat in each room..
Most systems here are broken down into two or three zones..
I think forced air systems, which is what Mr. Masraum is asking about can be zoned in a similar fashion.. solenoid controlled dampers would need to be installed etc..
Retrofitting something like this may not be cost effective...
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I would love to go with a more modern system, but I'm not going to put that much money into this house. This house has also got Aluminum wiring, blech!
It'd be really easy to put a second thermostat in even if it's the only functional thermostat in the house.
Thanks guys.
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