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| pookie
 |  "Kenmore SP80, model # NCC5075BFB2 stats plez"
, posted Tue 24 Jun 13:33  
we want to add an extra 500 sq ft to our 928sq ft house but need to know what the furnace is rated for. Tried to call sears but got a run around, said it was trouble shooting, very frustrating. Please the furnace was here when we moved in, it was installed in 98'. Please I have searched all over for infomation on it, can't find any.
Thanks so much
pookie
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| yuri
| "Re(1):Kenmore SP80, model # NCC5075BFB2 stats" , posted Tue 24 Jun 21:57:
Kenmore, Heil, Tempstar, Keeprite all made by ICP. Yours looks like a 75,000 BTU 80% unit to me. Try this page and see if you can find something similar:
http://www.gokeeprite.com/go/index.asp?t=86&s=477&p=95&ps=522
They all use similar model #s and change the first letter for re-branding purposes.
You are adding 50% more square footage so it most likely will be too small unless it was grossly oversized in the first place which I highly doubt. Probably need a 100% BTU mid.
Do a heat loss calculation to find out for sure. Try this one:
http://www.hvac.cc/
Yuri
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| | pookie
| "Re(2):Kenmore SP80, model # NCC5075BFB2 stats" , posted Tue 24 Jun 22:58
thanks so much for the reply, I will check out those web sites...
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