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In the summer, a heat pump extracts heat from the air and transfers it outside, much like a conventional air conditioner. When the weather turns chilly, though, the system reverses. The refrigerant cycling through the system absorbs heat from the air outside and releases it into your home. Because they move heat rather than generate it, heat pumps are incredibly energy efficient. Compared to electric-powered heaters, a heat pump can cut your heating costs in half.
As anyone who lives in Florida knows, high humidity levels can make summer heat unbearable. No matter how often you adjust the thermostat, you can still feel clammy and uncomfortable. A heat pump takes care of that problem. Heat pumps are more effective at dehumidifying the air than standard AC systems. This not only improves your comfort but also saves you money.
Versatility is one of the greatest advantages of heat pumps. You can choose from a range of distribution systems, from central air to ductless units. A heat pump can heat or cool an entire home or provide conditioning to a single space. Contact Air & Energy at 941-778-0773 to learn more about our Trane heat pump systems.