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Emmet
Oct 30, 2008, 02:33 PM
Have 85,000 BTU forced air furnance which supplies two separate 500 sq.ft offices.
Working hours are different in each space with only one thermostat in space one. Can I add an additional therm. in space two supply and return air are not a problem. Adding therm in space two will alleviate the problem of tenant in space two from unlocking and entering space one to turn on furnace.
mygirlsdad77
Oct 30, 2008, 03:30 PM
not without adding dampers in the duct work and installing a zone controll box. You will most likely need a sheetmetal tech, and an electrician to make this work properly. But yes it can be done(depending on current duct work layout). May have to reduct furnace. Can you give a detailed description of the ductwork layout?