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    1.5t Goodman Heat Strip Sizing

    Trying to get correct heat strip sizing for Goodman 1.5 ton 15 Seer Heat Pump system for new construction 900 square foot home in NE Oklahoma. All electric home. Heat Load Load Calculation results:
    16261 btu Heat Loss
    11000 btu Heat Gain
    15000 btu Actual House Distribution.

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    Ummm......you don't know the watt to btu conversion?


    Your HVAC contractor should know that one pretty easily.

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    I've had 2 different contractors come on site and give me 2 different opinions on heat strip sizes...just trying to get more advice here...thanks for answering a question with a question.

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    What did your contractors offer? And what was the reasoning behind their choices.



    Sorry it kinda sounded DIY'er to me which is against the rules.

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    One tech said 5kw and the other said 7.5kw for a faster recovery. I don't know anything about it really. DIY is out of the question because I don't really know enough about this stuff to try and tackle it myself..If I did I would not be asking the questiom, but thanks for flattering me. Antone else want to try and help?

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    Ductwork in unconditioned space, 7.5KW
    Ductwork in conditioned space, 5KW

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