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Kyle M.
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How to control heat in triplex only 1 gas furnace

Kyle M.
  • Investor
  • Easton, PA
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I have a triplex that has one natural gas furnace that heats the entire building. I believe there is only one thermostat to control it and it is located in one of the units. What can I do to control the heat? Can I disable that and install some form of electric/WiFi or Bluetooth thermostat for the furnace that I can control?

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Pedro Jean
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Pedro Jean
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@Kyle M.

The best way to solve this problem is to have a qualified plumber install a zone valve for each of the units. Each zone valve will have their own thermostats for each unit.

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