Our main concern is the Summer temperatures in the high nineties.
About 2 years ago, our partner and I decided to transport much further south. Both of us were tired of the sub zero temperatures and snow. We’d spent too many years being trapped inside for more than half the year and being reliant on a heating system. Both of us were ready to trade our snow shovels, ice scrapers and wool sweaters for sun block, sandals and shorts. When every one of us started looking for houses to buy, every one of us discovered some sizable differences between properties in the north and south. None of the houses have basements, and the windows aren’t thermal paned. The lawns are mostly sand and the majority of homes are outfitted with an electric heat pump. Both of us had never heard of a heat pump before. This style of plan combines both heating and cooling capacity by reversing the flow of refrigerant. In the summer, it pulls heat out of the apartment just care about a conventional A/C. In the winter, it takes advantage of ambient heat in the outdoor air. It’s an especially safe, scrub and energy efficient process however only effective until the outside temperature drops below chilly. Fortunately, every one of us were shopping for houses in an part where the weather rarely gets colder than the mid forties. Our main concern is the Summer temperatures in the high nineties. Both of us run the heat pump in cooling mode the majority of the time. I care about that it’s unquestionably quiet and environmentally friendly. It does a superb task of handling excess humidity and filtering out air contaminants, my partner and I are so much happier living in a milder climate.