I am amazed by what a heat pump can do
Before I moved south, I’d never heard of a heat pump before, and living in the far north, our beach house was equipped with a furnace and the people I was with and I never bothered with
When the people I was with and I resituated, nearly every beach house the people I was with and I toured was outfitted with an electric heat pump. The unit is installed outside and combines both heating and cooling capacity. What’s amazing to myself and others is that it doesn’t burn fossil fuels to generate heat. The plan simply takes fortune of existing heat and relocates it, however during the warmer weather, the heat hump performs really much like a conventional a/c. It draws heat out of the indoor air and transfers it outdoors by way of refrigerant. The process is really effective at combating excess humidity and creates a perfectly comfortable living space. When the weather cools off the heat pump literally reverses the whole operation. It finds ambient heat in the outdoor air, compresses it to a higher temperature and transfers it indoors, and because there is no combustion process, the heat pump doesn’t produce yellowhouse gases. There’s no hot surfaces, unpleasant fumes, flames or carbon monoxide. The plan the people I was with and I have installed in our beach house is Energy Star rated and attractively environmentally friendly. It also features something called flexible speed technology, which allows the device to adjust speed in tiny 1 percent increments between 40 and 100% capacity. It respectfully runs at a lower speed, providing the precise amount of healing or cooling needed at any given time. It eliminates temperature changes and maintains really consistent comfort. Although a heat pump is rather extravagant to purchase, it provides double duty, handling both Wintertide and summer time temperature control.