Bryant Furnace 925s
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What color is it? ;-)
Seriously, more information is required. It's sort of like asking "I'm thinking about buying a Ford- any feedback?" You don't want to buy a 5- liter Mustang if what you need is an F-150.
The first thing is to figure out what your whole-house heat load is and pick a model that isn't ridiculously oversized for the load (as most are), with sufficient air handler to work with the existing ducts. Efficiency-wise there isn't much of a hit from being ridiculously oversized, but comfort and noise-wise it does.
Then there's the matter of how much local distributor/installer support there is for the equipment in question (probably not a problem for Bryant, in most of the US), and any reliablitiy track record you can dig up on the exact model you're considering.
Seriously, more information is required. It's sort of like asking "I'm thinking about buying a Ford- any feedback?" You don't want to buy a 5- liter Mustang if what you need is an F-150.
The first thing is to figure out what your whole-house heat load is and pick a model that isn't ridiculously oversized for the load (as most are), with sufficient air handler to work with the existing ducts. Efficiency-wise there isn't much of a hit from being ridiculously oversized, but comfort and noise-wise it does.
Then there's the matter of how much local distributor/installer support there is for the equipment in question (probably not a problem for Bryant, in most of the US), and any reliablitiy track record you can dig up on the exact model you're considering.
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Installer suggested Bryant model 925s. We had 3 estimates from different installers and the first one sold Trane the second sold Carrier and third Bryant. I work nights and am going to have to get to sleep. I will get back with you tomorrow. Thanks
The 925S comes in eight different sizes, and is a single-stage (not a 2-stage or modulating), which makes getting the sizing right even more important for optimizing comfort.
Your ZIP code, your current furnace's input/output BTU numbers and a mid winter gas bill with the EXACT meter reading dates & fuel use should be enough information to ballpark it on sizing.
Your ZIP code, your current furnace's input/output BTU numbers and a mid winter gas bill with the EXACT meter reading dates & fuel use should be enough information to ballpark it on sizing.
NHmaster3015
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Not a Bryant fan but more important is the availability of parts should the unit crap out. Unless you have back up heat, its a bad idea to buy equipment that is not sold and serviced locally.
