Posted by welled on March 02, 2014 at 19:56:33 from (70.195.198.4):
In Reply to: heat pump posted by schrade on March 02, 2014 at 17:56:03:
He would have to heat the heat source and not the compressor. I don't know how it could be done on a ground source. If he is talking about air source, it becomes a more interesting question. Bottom line, the house requires a quantifiable number of BTU’s the heat the house. If my thinking is correct these must come from the 60 degree source and I am not sure anything is accomplished. Anybody have any thoughts on this. I heat my house with 100% ground source geothermal in central Minnesota with no backup and it is the only way to heat in my opinion. The system has been pushed hard with this year’s cold winter, but it hangs in there. I am currently looking at adding an air source unit in my shop and the question is interesting.
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