In moderate temperatures, a heat pump is the most efficient

At converting energy into a temperature differential. The only debate is if you live somewhere that has expensive electricity and cheap natural gas. If so, the heat pump could end up being more expensive to run even though it is more efficient.

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Posted: 08/29/2020 at 12:35PM

Question for HVAC experts. My son and DIL just purchased a 98 year old, -- Galenahokie 08/29/2020 09:41AM

Why would anyone buy a 98 year old? And was it a -- Spudnut 08/29/2020 11:48AM

^^^is no Paul Harvey^ -- PhotoHokieNC 08/29/2020 1:26PM

My system has a thermostat that switches between gas and heat pump... -- HokieDiver 08/29/2020 10:58AM

Don’t know much about geothermal, but we use the radiators as our main -- reestuart 08/29/2020 10:57AM

No need to install a heat pump since you have heat covered -- KeithHokie89 08/29/2020 10:21AM

If they're in moderate climate, that heat pump can efficiently -- Stork 08/29/2020 11:21AM

In moderate temperatures, a heat pump is the most efficient -- Tafkam Hokie 08/29/2020 12:35PM

I agree. What's the cost difference between heat pump vs. straight AC? -- MP4VT2004 08/29/2020 11:28AM

In moderate temperatures, a heat pump is the most efficient

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