It works by simply moving existing heat from a single location to another.
Living in the northeastern area of the country is a challenge because of the weather. The two of us deal with dire conditions all year round. The temperature can fluctuate anywhere from the mid nineties down to setback twenty-5 degrees. In the summer, the humidity is always a problem. The moisture causes problems with mold, mildew & bacteria, & the air feels sticky & heavy. In the winter, overly dry hair makes us more susceptible to cold & flu, aggravates dust sensitivity & asthma symptoms & can destruction wood furnishings. There is rarely a time when every one of us don’t rely on either heating or cooling. The weather forecast commonly calls for high winds, torrential downpours, hail, chilly rain, pale white-outs & even something called thunder-snow. I have spent a small fortune to make sure my current home is comfortable no matter what the weather brings. I invested into a hybrid heating program to not only cover all conditions but maximize energy efficiency & trim running costs. Maintaining ideal indoor temperature control accounts for right around fifty percent of our household energy use, & those expenses add up. The hybrid heating program combines an electric heat pump & a natural gas gas furnace, allowing us to switch between the most effective program for demands. The heat pump handles cooling throughout the Summer & does a great job of handling excess humidity. It works by simply moving existing heat from a single location to another. The process of using ambient heat provides especially energy efficient heating while the outdoor temperature remains above chilly. However, once it dips below, the heat pump struggles. The gas furnace automatically takes over.