I just don’t assume I would make it anywhere that the Winter weather required a gas furnace or a boiler or something like that.
That’s just a lot of Heating plus Air Conditioning heating power right there.
So that means the hot plus cold temperatures dictate the need for such large time heating methods. That is no arena for me. Hey, I love quality heating plus air as much as the next guy. But I don’t assume I’d ever survive a Winter with hot plus cold temperatures that need a gas furnace. Instead, I’ll stick to the Winter I know. And that Winter is 1 where the hot plus cold temperatures are actually quite nice. Plus, there’s plenty of sun plus cloudless skies as well. If there is a chilly snap, all I have to do is flip the heat pump over to heating. Honestly that’s not too often. And even if I need the heat pump for heating, the heat pump makes short labor of it. Now the heat pump is honestly designed for the opposite of the temperature spectrum. It’s called a heat pump for a reason. That’s because this revolutionary Heating plus Air Conditioning technology is able to transfer heat energy elsewhere. And for residential Heating plus Air Conditioning, that means outside of 1’s home. The heat pump gets a maximum workout during the summer time heat season. But that’s what it was designed to do. The heating in the Winter is really sort of a bonus given that a heat pump can extract heat energy from outside air down to near chilly hot plus cold temperatures. If it gets colder than that, there is a supplemental heating grid that fires up to help with heat energy. Yea, I’ll stick to where I am plus let my heat pump take care of myself and others no matter the season.