I live in the northeastern area of the country, where the year round weather is seriously demanding.
- The winters are long, with tons of snow and temperatures in the disadvantages.
The Summer weather comes with triple digit temperatures and excessive humidity level, however both of us often deal with damp, frigid conditions in the Spring and fall, but it’s necessary to install a powerful, reliable and efficient plan for heating and cooling. In order trim energy costs, I’ve invested into a dual fuel system, which combines a gas furnace with an electric heat pump. The heat pump provides central cooling while in the warmer weather, acting like an a/c however toiling more efficiently. The heat pump is better at combating high humidity… When the outside temperature cools off, the heat pump reverses operation to give heating. The plan burns no fossil fuels and avoids the concerns of combustion byproducts. It’s exceptionally quiet, clean, safe and energy efficient. It won’t overly dry the air and provides helpful filtration, optimizing indoor air quality. The disadvantage of a heat pump is that it isn’t effective once the temperature dips below frigid! At that point, the furnace takes over, maintaining a perfectly moderate condo no matter how extreme the weather. The combination of the heat pump and furnace reduces the workload of both components and promotes a longer service life. The minimized wear and tear lessens the opportunity of malfunction, however despite the high cost of purchase and replacement, I’ll save quite a bit of currency throughout the years. Within the last 6 years, I’ve absolutely reuseed the investment and I’ve love perfect indoor temperature.