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From: jpage@rruxe.UUCP (J. H. Page)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: 3 zone heating ??
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Date: Wed, 18-Dec-85 15:27:12 EST
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we have three zone hot water baseboard heat:(separate thermostats)

	zone 1	- in the LR, DR, Kitchen, hallway
	zone 2	- in the bedrooms
	zone 3	- in the finished basement

we usually have zone 1 on during the day, zone 2 at night, and zone 3
whenever we are downstairs.(zone 1 and zone 2 are on the same floor)

is there an easy way to figure out what the incremental costs of having
a second(or third) zone on when one is already turned on.

any and all "gut" feelings would be appreciated.



	thanks in advance,

	jim page