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• Selecting the Right System
• Installing Your System
• Operating Your System
• Maintaining Your System

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• Frequently Asked Questions

Selecting the Right System

How the system delivers heat

A Greenwood system heats your home by providing a steady flow of high-temperature fluid. The heating can be integrated with an existing system such as:

• Forced air heating,
• Domestic hot water,
• Hot water boilers,
• Base board of free standing radiators,
• In-floor radiant heating,
• Swimming pool or spa, and
• Snow melt

The Greenwood is run from the thermostat in your home or through an existing temperature control unit on the heating system. During operation, the Greenwood provides the required heat and when you are out of town for a period of time, the existing heating system acts as a back-up.

Determining the correct size unit

Calculating the heat load, or how much heat your home or situation requires, is an important step in selecting the correct model. Your Greenwood dealer will consider many factors when calculating the heat load of your home. These include:

1. Square footage of your home
2. Quality of insulation
3. Number and quality of windows
4. Exposure (e.g. wind, solar, etc)
5. Hot water consumption and schedule
6. Delivery method into the home (e.g. forced air, radiant, etc.)
7. Etc.

Choosing the Right Residential Greenwood

Choosing the Right Commercial Greenwood