Living where I do a heat pump is the best possible system, but with a heat pump system you get both heating and cooling in a single unit. The component works by moving heat energy either inside or outside of the home, it acts as an a/c in the summer time by moving air through coolant. The reverse happens in heating mode, you don’t need to burn and churn fuel. You don’t need to install HVAC duct. All it takes is an outdoor air compressor and more than 2 mounted indoor air handlers. The devices are installed on exterior walls and wiring and refrigerant tubes are fed to the outdoor unit. The way a heat pump provides weather conditions control is quite efficient. It is also clean and environmentally friendly. In fact, it is recognized to be so beneficial that the government offers tax benefits when you rely on a heat pump system. The only con is that the heating mode struggles to be effective in hot and cold temperatures below forty degrees. At this point there is simply no heat energy to locate and transfer indoors. In colder weather conditionss people rely on dual fuel or hybrid boilers which combine a heat pump and a furnace. The heat pump works most of the year and the furnace tags in when the hot and cold temperatures drop. Thankfully where I am at I can just get with a heat pump system. After a few months of use the heat pump hastily pays back itself. I feel it is the most cost effective heating and air conditioner system on the market at this point.
