Definition of "Heating system"

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System of interconnected pipes, radiators, and/or ducts designed to heat a building utilizing a main heating unit. The system is controlled through a thermostat that regulates the average temperature of the building according to a desired setting/ The two most popular energy sources are home heating oil and natural gas although some coal fired units exist.

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