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Any HVAC/R questions.Boilers, gas,propane or oil,Furnaces, gas,oil or propane, Chillers, comfort or process,wine cellars,package systems,humidifiers,steam or spray, VAV's,Pnuematics, DDC controls, Trane Summit, Tracer,Intellipac and Stati-Trac, Carrier CCN, Parker,Comfortmaker and Infinity controls. No appliances or ice machines

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20 years residential, commercial and industrial HVAC

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Heating, Air Conditioning, Fridge, HVAC - Water Source Heat Pump

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Alto wrote at 2007-05-18 13:07:30
There are two types of water source heat pumps. One has a closed loop exchange system and the other has a once through water system and then it is dumped. I doubt you have a closed loop system on the eighth floor but if you do, it may be inadequate.

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