CalypsoCowboy
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I have a two story house with three bedrooms upstairs. The thermostat is currently at the top of the stairs. What I find is that the temp varies 2-6 degrees from upstairs to downstairs and can vary by a couple of degrees in the room from where the thermostat is located.
I'm trying to find out a way to get the temperature in the house more consistent. My first thought was a RCS zoned system but looking under my house it looks like I have that flexible air duct right from the bottom of my furnance to all the vents so I think installing dampners it out.
I've thought about maybe automating the fan on the furnance to run and circulate the house air but not sure if that would help with the temps.
What other ideas are there for getting a handle on the temps. My guess is it involves moving the existing air around some how.
-Josh
I'm trying to find out a way to get the temperature in the house more consistent. My first thought was a RCS zoned system but looking under my house it looks like I have that flexible air duct right from the bottom of my furnance to all the vents so I think installing dampners it out.
I've thought about maybe automating the fan on the furnance to run and circulate the house air but not sure if that would help with the temps.
What other ideas are there for getting a handle on the temps. My guess is it involves moving the existing air around some how.
-Josh