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    Feb 5, 2007, 05:18 PM
    Multiple units, or single unit with multiple zones
    I am considering replacing my current air conditioners. I currently have a 3 ton unit that does most of the house and a 2 ton unit for the upstairs. What advantage is there to 2 units instead of a single 5 ton unit with multiple zones?

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