- My home is two levels plus a basement
- I'm in Ohio and the load calculation that was done shows the cooling loads and heating loads being different (BTU-wise)
- My home started with one 5-ton single-stage cool with gas furnace HVAC system in the basement that has ducting/returns to all rooms on both floors (system is non-zoned)
- The basement unit is sized properly (at least on paper) for the entire house but a few second-floor rooms always suffered in summer due to heat-rise and poor supply ducting
- To solve the problem, I've had a 2-ton communicating inverter heat pump (Daikin FDMQ) installed in attic with ducts to all second floor rooms
- The attic system is sized appropriately for cooling season but IS NOT sized for heating season (no heat strips)
- Currently, the basement ductwork to all rooms in the home are still in place and will remain in place
My HVAC company installs Daikin products and the Daikin Fit Heat Pump or straight A/C looks like a great solution and the UT-3000 works well with those systems. How would you configure the UT-3000 zone weights in my situation? Assuming Zone 1 is first floor and Zone 2 is second floor:
- Cooling season would ideally be Zone1 100% and Zone2 0% (Zone2 thermostat would essentially always be off during cooling season)
- Heating season would be more like Zone1 50% and Zone2 50%
Thanks!