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Bryant Evolution Performance Numbers......

16 years ago

I had a Bryant Evolution HP installed back in May (289BNA036 with 003 AH). It has performed flawlessly and has reduced our electric bill an average of 40% over our old 9 Seer system. As of this moment I regard my installer as the "Man", especially after reading continued horror stories on here.

Today I used the heat side for the first time and have a few questions. On low heat the Airflow CFM was 659, the Blower RPM was 569, and the Static Pressure was 0.19. The the high heat it was 939 Airflow CFM's, 793 Blower RPM's with Static Pressure of 0.34. Are these numebers in the mormal range? I have all the manuals and there is nothing mentioned of this. We had the entire duct replaced with metal supply trunk with flex supply to boots with 2 flex returns. I am not an expert but the duct appears to be done very well. They slathered on the mastic and used bands on all the connections.

I do remember the original static pressure was 0.24 when first installed. I had the Perfect Aire Electronic Media Filter installed as well. I noticed the other day that I got a message on the Evolution Controller saying to check and or clean/replace the filter. Is this the default setting typically 4 months? What would be a resonable period of time between filters? We change the return grill filters monthly and use the mid tier spun fiberglass filters reccomended by our installing dealer. They are usually fairly dirty since we have to spoiled dogs, and an African Grey Parrot.

Everyone on here has been very helpfull and I continue to enjoy the forum. Without eveyones help I would most likely be on here asking for advice as a result of a poorly installed system. Thanks in advance.

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