I have geo-thermal. 7K would not begin to be enough. I need closer to 17K.
Best advice is to go installer and ask for operators manual or look at the tag on the unit you plan to buy. Then get familiar with how geo-thermal works to really get a handle on power requirements.
It takes alot of power to start the compressor. Also; if the system is cold you must start the compressor and second stage. The second stage is resistance heat. The solution is shut off the second stage until you get the compressor rolling and then turn on the second stage. Determine how to do this before you have to do it. My folks learned the hard way.
Remember too that geo-thermal will call for second stage when it is about 5F outside or if the system or house is cold after a storm you may have to run compressor and second stage. Power requirements will surprise a person.
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