The tech explained it to me using the example of a fridge which made it easy to understand how they work
I love Reddit. I have received awesome tips from different forums there. The latest one was on the electric heat pump and generally that cooling technology. It started with someone asking why they were getting so popular because every new home they visited had them. One of the most popular comments was the move towards climate-friendly cooling and heating away from oil and gas, especially when the electricity was also sourced from renewable sources. Another reported that they used them for their climate control capacity and how they help with indoor comfort, making their home cozy. The complaint was that the cooling equipment was so expensive in every HVAC business they visited. Like all heavy topics, the discussion got so intense without any comment from an HVAC installation authority such as a cooling technician. That is how I realized I needed to visit the local HVAC business If I was keen on learning. So long as they were not too busy at the cooling corporation, I was sure to get a cooling specialist to help me understand because they were reputed to have the best quality AC service. The tech explained it to me using the example of a fridge which made it easy to understand how they work. I also remembered someone claiming that the heat pump did not work during winter because they provide heat, but I already knew that was a lie. The lie was also debunked, and I learned from the HVAC contractor, who told me that it did work unless temperatures went way below its operational capacity. When I do get to build a home, I hope the local service provider will still be working.