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Article: Furnace classifications. (includes related article)
- Article from:
- Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration News
- Article date:
- September 28, 1992
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Depending upon the type of house and its basic construction, furnaces can be used in a variety of ways. The furnace application is not tied to its energy source; therefore, the physical location of the furnace cabinet and its ductwork is the same for gas, oil and electric furnaces.
For the most part, homeowners choose an energy source based on economic factors, the availability of a fuel in a certain area, and personal preference.
Regardless of energy source, the furnace cabinet houses the blower and heat exchanger, as well as the attendant controls necessary to operate them.
The blower is always located between the return air inlet and the ...