Posted by spacecadet9 on March 02, 2014 at 19:59:44 from (69.161.33.52):
In Reply to: heat pump posted by T whalen on March 02, 2014 at 19:10:52:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeFirst they are heat/cool pumps. Meaning they heat in the colder months and function as central AC in the hotter months.
From what I've read and been told by dealers, a heat pump will stop working when the outdoor temps are in the 20's. So, it depends on what a 'normal' winter is in your area. Around here there 'might' be a few weeks, from late Dec thru early Feb, that a heat pump 'might' not be able to operate. 'Normally' the furnace might be turned on in late Oct or early Nov and shut off sometime in April or May. This year definitely has not been 'normal'. My windshield washer fluid, rated for -20 deg, froze in the car this year.
BTW: I do have an out building, it's around 15'x50', open on the south, and is 200' from the house.
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