I live in an section that experiences many genuinely distinct seasons.
- Weather conditions are often quite extreme.
I rely heavily on both heating and cooling to keep a comfortable home. The cost of temperature control adds up quickly and puts a major strain on the budget. Because of this, I spent a good deal of money on the Heating and A/C system I installed. I needed a system that would give efficient and effective year round temperature control. I hoped to minimize running costs and reclaim the investment. I chose a dual fuel system which combines an electric heat pump with a forced air gas heating system. Buying and installing 2 separate components isn’t as crazy as it sounds. The heat pump takes the place of an cooling system and provides lower cost cooling. It operates genuinely similarly to a conventional cooling system. The heat pump extracts heat from the indoor air and uses refrigerant to tranathletic activity it outside, to a compressor. This process helps with dehumidification and is extremely efficient. When the outside weather turns cooler, the heat pump is capable of reversing the operation to bring ambient heat indoors. It eliminates the combustion process and handles my home’s heating demands until the outside temperature drops below freezing, at that point, the gas heating system automatically takes over. The heating system is able to handle even the most severe weather. By taking advantage of the most energy efficient means of temperature control at any given time, I save a tremendous amount of money. Plus, the heat pump and heating system divide the heating load, minimizing wear and tear on each system, and each a single should last longer and operate more reliably.