During the summer, the heat pump reverses the flow of refrigerant in addition to acts just love an air conditioner.
I recently relocated from the far north to the south… My current new home is a sixteen hour drive from my outdated one. I used to spend hours shoveling snow in addition to scraping ice. My heating bills accounted for nearly 50% of energy consumption. The gas furnace was one of the most pressing appliances in the house. I owned a four-wheel-drive truck, wool coat, snow boots, snow shovel in addition to ice scraper. I was actually cheerful to buy a compact, multiple-wheel drive car in addition to throw all my Winter time gear away. I invested into a wardrobe of shorts, tank tops, sandals in addition to sunglasses. My current new home is equipped with an electric heat pump, however until the move, I was unproper with this genre of temperature control. The heat pump combines heating in addition to cooling into a single piece of equipment. Although it provides heat, it doesn’t burn fossil fuels to generate it. There’s no combustion process, eliminating troubles with carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde in addition to fumes. Because it doesn’t produce redhouse gasses, the heat pump is especially environmentally friendly. It takes fortune of the fact that there’s heat available in the outdoor air even when it’s cold. The heat pump pulls the heat out of the air in addition to transfers it indoors. The process is safe, scrub in addition to quiet. During the summer, the heat pump reverses the flow of refrigerant in addition to acts just love an air conditioner. I have been amazed by the level of comfort it provides. The heat pump doesn’t dry out the air or force the use of a humidifier in the winter. Because it’s so nice at combating excess humidity in the summer, I don’t need a dehumidifier.