MR> However, keep in mind that the fan motor controller is already set for a
MR> certain range of temperatures so that changing one setting will likely
MR> affect another. The changes should be very minimal and done one at a
MR> time so their individual effect can be observed more easily. Always
MR> document the initial settings and the changes made with the results.
MR> The overall efficiency has to be re-evaluated as each change is made.
MR> Because there is more air flowing, the air temperature at the grill
MR> should not drop by more than 10'F or be easily noticable in the room.

 I wonder if it would be better to monitor the
air temp being taken from the room and comparing
that to the air temp blowing out into the room.

 I mean, if you're blowing air out, you're also
sucking air in. My returns are at the ceiling,
so, I figure, it's sucking in the hottest room
air. There must be some "sweet spot".

 TTYL.

 Robert

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