An electric heat pump is only good down to about 32. Then the heat strips would need to energized, It would take about 15 KW (a 10 and a 5) for that size house and a 5 ton A/C or heat pump. Heat pumps cost about the same as running A/C in the summer but the heat strips will eat some electric. I would buy a regular A/C(Not a heat pump) and install a propane or natural gas furnace. Heres the kicker----A/C units will be at least 40% higher in the next 20 days. The R-22 units will not be sold after 12 Dec. I think. The new freon works at much higher pressure and requires some new tools for installation and service. I would be out shopping for the machinery in the next few days. I still prefer R-22 even if the price of freon doubles. The new systems have some problems and the new 22 units should last 20 years. Henry
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