Author Question: How are the blower and coil arranged in most heat pump blower-coils? A) the coil is before the ... (Read 146 times)

anjilletteb

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How are the blower and coil arranged in most heat pump blower-coils?
 
  A) the coil is before the blower - the fan draws air across the coil
  B) the coil is after the blower - the fan draws air across the coil
  C) the coil is after the blower - the fan forces air across the coil
  D) the coil is before the blower - the fan forces air across the coil

Question 2

Why are both lines of a mini-split system insulated?
 
  A) because it can connect up to 8 sections B) because they do not have any ductwork
  C) because there is only one metering device D) because the entire unit is outdoors



mcinincha279

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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