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sc00by25

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What advantage do hot water heating coils have over steam heating coils?
 
  A) They are easier to control
  B) They operate at a higher temperature than stem heating coils
  C) They produce more heat
  D) Hot water coils can be smaller than steam heating coils

Question 2

Which of the following mini-split system indoor units requires a condensate pump because gravity condensate draining is never feasible for this type of installation?
 
  A) Floor mount B) Wall mount C) Ceiling suspended D) All of these



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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