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Posted by Mark in wis on November 18, 2003 at 12:54:30 from (207.190.93.147):
In Reply to: O/T Central heat and a/c posted by JOHN (LA) on November 18, 2003 at 05:00:52:
We've had an air source heat pump for over 20 years. Living in western Wis. can get pretty cold in the winter months. I'm wellsatisfied and would never consider anything but a heat pump. Ours does have an electric resistance backup that must be switched on manually in extremely cold weather some have automatic backup. When we heat with only the heat pump our cost for heat averages about one dollar a day and can comfortably heat our house when outside temps are about 0- -10 degrees. When we switch to backup it about doubles our cost to 2 dollars per day. I should add that our house is extremely well insulated an we have alot of windows with southern exposure. Mark
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