Leroy, the heating coil raise temps 15 to 22 degrees but it does it over and over and over so the air is slowly warmed up the thermostat setting. There is not a limit of 15 degree for the total temp setting, only a 15 to 20 degree raise each time the air passes over it. Its the same temp change as in the cooling cycle. And for heating cycle when outside temps are 35 degrees or warmer, its very inexpensive. For heating cycles when it lower than 35 degrees outside, the heat strips kick in, the same heat strips as on baseboards, and other electric resistance heat products.
how much heating do you do above 35 degrees vrs how much below, do you heat the whole house, are factors that make your heating decision. Down in more moderate climates, the heat pump wins hands down for both cooling and heating. ground thermo systems are better choice in colder climates if you can afford the upfront costs. Gas systems are very good pending price and availability of natural gas. Or as most do, spot heating will have to suffice as its all that can be afforded.
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