A common misconception about these devices is that they produce heat. In reality, these devices actually recover and re-use it. Many people think that heat pumps use electricity to produce heat, but this is not the case. They take in a source of heat (such as the outdoors) and convert it into useful inside warmth.

Installing A Pro-Series System Will Mean No Heating Or A/C

One of the most common misconceptions about heat pumps is that they will require you to give up your

existing heating and cooling system. This is not true! The pro-series heat pump that we offer includes an optional Direct Vent Furnace. If you do not opt for a furnace, you will still have your existing heating and cooling systems. This option allows you to use the Pro-Series Heat Pump as a supplemental heating and cooling system. The pro-series can replace the need for your current forced air furnace or AC unit, or it can be used in conjunction with them. Heat pumps are especially cost efficient because they are proven to be 10 times more energy efficient than traditional furnaces or A/C units.

Installing A Dual-Hewning System Means No Heat Pump

One of the most common misconceptions people have about a dual-heating system is that it means they don’t need aheat pump. This is not true. You absolutely need both of these systems to be efficient and keep your home warm during the winter months. A split heating system will take in and distribute heat from one central system, while a dual-heating system will take in heat from two different sources. For example, you could have an air handler outside and an air handler indoors to provide enough heat for your home. But if you only have one air handler indoors, then you would need a heat pump to produce more warmth for the house. It is best to install a dual-heating system with Luftvärmepump( air heat pump ) because it will essentially act as backup so that your home remains warm when there are days with little or no outdoor temperature.

Conclusion

Ever wonder how heat pumps work, or how they compare to air conditioners? A heat pump is the most efficient and environmentally-friendly way to heat and cool your home. Unlike an air conditioner, a heat pump doesn’t only cool your home—it can also provide heat when the weather is chilly. A heat pump works using a refrigeration cycle—it uses a compressor to move a refrigerant back and forth between an outdoor and an indoor coil. This process extracts heat from the outdoor coil and moves it indoors, heating your home in the winter and cooling it down in the summer. Alternatively, an air conditioner uses a vapor-compression cycle to move refrigerant from the indoor coil to the outdoor coil, where it cools by releasing heat.

Whether you need heating or cooling, a heat pump is the better choice for your home. But not all heat pumps are created equal. Some units have an option for a dual-heating system, which means you’ll have two heating sources to choose from: a heat pump and a furnace. So before you make any decisions, be sure to explore all of your options in order to find the perfect system for you.