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OWB ? House too warm
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<blockquote data-quote="AIM" data-source="post: 5678708" data-attributes="member: 30174"><p>Nothing would happen Flotek.</p><p>It does NOT make ANY difference to the inside of the home what is heating the water outside. Like I said earlier you could have a OWB the size of a tractor trailer rig and it will make ZERO difference. 170° water is still 170° no matter what the size of the unit. The only time the outside unit size affects indoor temp is if it's to small and can't provide enough hot water to keep up with demand.</p><p>When the unit is to big, like this one, the excess heat is normally just not used.</p><p>I'm not sure where this particular problem is but it's not outside.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AIM, post: 5678708, member: 30174"] Nothing would happen Flotek. It does NOT make ANY difference to the inside of the home what is heating the water outside. Like I said earlier you could have a OWB the size of a tractor trailer rig and it will make ZERO difference. 170° water is still 170° no matter what the size of the unit. The only time the outside unit size affects indoor temp is if it's to small and can't provide enough hot water to keep up with demand. When the unit is to big, like this one, the excess heat is normally just not used. I'm not sure where this particular problem is but it's not outside. [/QUOTE]
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