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Measure loads, water temperatures and existing emitters before choosing equipment.
Verify whether radiators, radiant floors or fan coils can actually heat the home at heat-pump-efficient water temperatures.
Measure loads, water temperatures and existing emitters before choosing equipment.
A system designed for very hot water may lack capacity with a low-temperature heat pump.
Do not size from nominal output alone: design load, water temperature, backup and controls must be checked together.
The HVAC/hydronic designer verifies room loads, performance curves, temperatures, flow, buffer volume, backup and controls.
Vérifié / checked: 2026-08-23
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