Heat Pumps
Learn how a heat pump moves heat in both seasons, how backup heat may fit into a system, and how to compare efficiency ratings.
Heat pumps provide heating and cooling by moving heat rather than generating it through combustion: in cooling mode they move indoor heat outdoors, and in heating mode they reverse the cycle to bring heat indoors. They can be a useful option where electricity is the available energy source. Depending on climate, system design, and utility service, supplemental heat may be paired with a heat pump; the right arrangement needs a home-specific assessment.
SEER/SEER2 and EER/EER2 describe cooling-efficiency ratings, while HSPF/HSPF2 describe heating efficiency. SEER2 and HSPF2 use updated testing methods; compare like-for-like ratings. Exact published ratings vary with matched indoor and outdoor equipment and system configuration.
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Model names and specifications on this page are reference information only; they do not confirm current stock, pricing, or compatibility. Models, configurations, and ratings can change. Contact Komfort Kings to confirm current offerings and product details.