Split System Heat Pump Reviews

A heat pump provides efficient heating and cooling for your home. This is possible because a heat pump moves free solar heat rather than creating it from some type of fuel. The hot air that is exhausted from behind your refrigerator is not heat generated, but heat being moved from the inside to the outside. With
A Split System Heat Pump consists of an indoor air-handling unit and heat exchangers that are separate from the compressor and the outdoor exchanger.

This allows less limitations on where you can install it and offers you the option of a ductless system or a whole-house heating and cooling with ductwork.

The triple-function heat pump not only warms and cools your home, it also heats your water. By use of a “desuperheater” it removing heat from the system’s refrigerant and using it to heat water, it provides essentially free water heating during the summer and a much more efficient use of electricity for heating water in the winter.

Split units are superior because they greatly reduce the size of the internal unit; also the noise level is almost non-existent on the interior. Another advantage is there is no need to drain water from the internal unit due to the location of the evaporator.

A drawback of split portable units compared with a package unit is that a surface exterior to the building, such as a balcony must be provided for the external compressor unit to be located. Unlike window AC units, the split unit does not have an option of exchange of indoor and outdoor air.

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