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Re: OT - Heat Pump vs. Air Conditioner
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Posted by Robert in W. Mi. on January 24, 2002 at 16:41:11 from (205.217.82.86):
In Reply to: OT - Heat Pump vs. Air Conditioner posted by ShepFL on January 24, 2002 at 06:49:23:
I see a lot of comments on heat pumps. My friend has been trying to get me to have one installed in my home. Because i have ponds that stay in the 40'sF all summer, it sounds pretty good, and i keep hearing how cheaply these things run.
Here's my problem. My friend has owned his for more than 10 years, and it seems every year he has to get a tech. out to ajust something. It all so runs up his electric bill, as it has pumps ect.. His runs off his well water, so he's useing even more electricity, and shortening the life of his well pump. Humity can be a problem for several days each summer, and how does this heat pump lower the humity??? Useing a dehumidifer is another added cost!
I see all this "added cost" to heat and cool his home, and when added to the cost he quotes for the year, i'm not sure it's worth it!!
Well, it's something to thing about,
Robert
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