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Finally, here are the mechanical room photos from the Laguna Beach project we posted about last week!
This home utilizes four macrozones, each with a dedicated hydronic system that uses a heat pump and buffer tank to provide heating and cooling via Price hydronic fan coils. Furthermore, the fan coils are tied into the mechanical ventilation ducts and use a zoning system to open and close specific zone dampeners to deliver optimal comfort exactly where it’s needed.
A separate hydronic system provides heating for the entire home via a radiant floor using a dedicated heat pump, buffer tank, and boiler! In the summer, the radiant floor is still used to keep the cold marble floor at a comfortable temperature.
In addition to the Aermec air-to-water heat pumps, a dedicated Mitsubishi mini-split is used to maintain a cool environment for the AV equipment stored inside the mechanical room.
This entire system is managed with Messana mControls, which integrates with the @savantsystems home automation system.
Installer: @adrianlzo and the team with Mayo Mechanical!
This 6,976 sqft home in Palo Alto, CA, features three floors plus an ADU, with a complete hydronic heating and cooling system designed by Monterey Energy Group and managed by Messana Controls. Three Viessmann heat pumps, one serving each floor, generate heated and chilled water for a combination of radiant floor heating and cooling and Jaga hydronic fan coils.
This three-story, 7,000 sqft home features a sophisticated 11-zone hydronic system powered by two geothermal heat pumps. Messana Controls will manage heating and cooling throughout the home via a radiant ceiling, radiant floor, and Jaga Astrabeam hydronic fan coils, all working together as one integrated system.
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