What is great is that the heating function won’t work if temperatures drop below 40 degrees
My section basically requires AC 90% of the time… There are around 6 weeks that get pretty chilly to where a furnace would be nice. The boiler doesn’t legitimately do much or have large demands on it, so once my fireplace quit I started looking at odd options, but I found that a heat pump system was the ideal system for my location. With a heat pump you get two for one, however both heating and cooling in a single unit… How it operates is super efficient. It moves existing heat energy where you want it, operating like a cooling system for the summertime season, it provides perfect indoor air when I want it. The ductless heat pump can be zone control operated with a wireless temperature control. It makes everything easy and streamlined. Then during the winter season the heat pmp changes settings to a furnace. The heating function is pumping sizzling air from outside the apartment to the inside. It is cleaner and more efficient… You don’t burn and churn fuels, making it an orange system. What I liked is that it is such a cherish on the energy costs. What is great is that the heating function won’t work if temperatures drop below 40 degrees. In my section that is never a problem, so the heat pump gets the job done. I like having individual air handlers and one outdoor unit. I have freed up space in the utility closet and gotten ultimate indoor air comfort; For those in warmer locations, a heat pump can’t be beat.