Comfort all year round!

In this season where it’s hard to decide what to wear, it can sometimes be difficult to navigate through the temperature changes. Have you considered purchasing a central heat pump to both heat and cool your home? The perfect comfort: the perfect temperature in every season. That’s why our slogan is “Comfort Above All”!

First, before installing such a system, it’s good to fully understand how it works and its key features. Here’s a detailed explanation below.

How a central heat pump works

In the winter, to heat your home, the heat pump transfers heat from the outside to the inside. Here’s how: The condenser, located outside, captures the warm air particles in the surrounding air. It then moves the heat through condensation and evaporation of a refrigerant fluid, which is circulated through ducts by a compressor. The refrigerant is then evaporated at low temperature in one of the ducts, extracting heat from the air particles and spreading it throughout the house via the ventilation ducts.

Next summer, when you switch the heat pump to cooling mode, the process is simply reversed to cool your home. The evaporator captures the warm air and humidity from the house and expels them outside. The result: the heat is moved outdoors, and fresh, dry air is brought into your home, providing ultimate comfort.

The ideal solution!

This is the perfect solution to maintain a comfortable, consistent, and uniform temperature over a large area, such as a multi-level home. The ventilation ducts allow hot or cold air to circulate throughout each room. Additionally, you’ll enjoy energy savings that will quickly pay off your investment! Lastly, it’s worth noting that the operation of a heat pump is silent and provides unmatched air quality.

Moreover, all heat pump models available at Thermoco are Energy Star certified, ensuring that the unit will deliver superior performance and energy savings.

Let’s meet to discuss your project! Contact us at 1-800-361-8039 or ask your question online to one of our advisors!