Should You Invest in Dual Fuel Heat Pump System
When I recently had an HVAC consultant come out to my apartment to help me figure out what kind of heating plus cooling system to get, I was a little surprised when she told me I should consider a dual fuel heat pump HVAC system.
First of all, I never understood heat pumps. Apparently, they somehow magically think where the boiling air is, plus they transfer it from one arena to the other, one thing I have known all along is that a lot of people in my area who chose heat pumps as their heating plus cooling plan are often disappointed on the bitter chilly days we occasionally get. True, the temperature control does not dip particularly low for a particularly long time. I mean, we are in the south, after all, but we do occasionally have quite a bit of chilly while I was in the Wintertide weeks, plus when you need a heater, you need a heating system to work efficiently. Anyway, I told the HVAC girl told me that they have improved HVAC technology plus nowadays you can get what is called a dual fuel heat pump so your furnace does not let you down while I was in the drastic Wintertide winds we occasionally have. If it is too chilly outside, the heat pump cannot locate enough heat in the outdoor air, so that is why people are often unhappy about their heating systems around here, but now, though, there is something called a dual fuel furnace. On always chilly days, the HVAC finds plus moves the heated air. On bitter chilly days, a backup fuel system kicks in plus the HVAC system provides heating without relying on locating the heat in the outside air or ground. I am still thinking about it.