A heat pump takes heat from the air, and blows colder air out the other end (so to speak). I don't think that idea, as stated, will work.(quoted from post at 20:56:03 03/02/14) Had a custumer tell me he was going to enclose his heat pump compressor heat it to say 60 decree will it work or not
irst they are heat/cool pumps. Meaning they heat in the colder months and function as central AC in the hotter months.(quoted from post at 22:10:52 03/02/14) So my question is are they worth the money to install or are they just a fad when fuel prices rise? Curious.
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