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Old 15-11-2019, 17:57   #31
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Re: Who’s pumped for a heat pump—-> this guy!

The newer heat pumps are a far cry from what was available just a few years ago. I’d go 16k on a 34’ power boat 12k on a sailboat.
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Old 15-11-2019, 18:54   #32
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Re: Who’s pumped for a heat pump—-> this guy!

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The newer heat pumps are a far cry from what was available just a few years ago. I’d go 16k on a 34’ power boat 12k on a sailboat.

Long way? How so?


Also you think a 12k would be right for a 33’ sail boat?
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Old 15-11-2019, 19:05   #33
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Re: Who’s pumped for a heat pump—-> this guy!

I did a lot of research and ended up going with the domestic turbo model with heat pump option. I'm very happy with my choice after over a year. They really shine in the Spring and Fall as when you set the temperature, it will warm you in the evening and cool you during the day, without touching a button. Just my 0.2c worth. If you are in or near the Chesapeake Bay and are looking for a dealer installer is be happy to refer you to the person I used.

Lower prices on Defender.com and DIY installation can make an otherwise unaffordable project affordable, but not without cost. Know that unless installed by a Domestic dealer, any problems will be flagged as an installation error and not their problem FYI. It's also nice to have someone you've met to call with questions or issues.
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Old 15-11-2019, 19:11   #34
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Re: Who’s pumped for a heat pump—-> this guy!

True. I ended up installing two identical systems, one in each end of the boat blowing to the center. On hot days I run both. At night I turn one off. It's one solution but not a cheap one, but I'm a sucker for redundancy.
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