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 * Home
   * Area we Service
 * What is a Heat Pump?
   * What is a Heat Pump?
   * Heat Pump Calculator
   * Apply for Greener Homes Rebate
   * Heat Pump Rebates – FAQ
 * Heat Pumps
   * Daikin Heat Pumps
   * Goodman Heat Pumps
   * Mitsubishi Heat Pumps
   * Napoleon Heat Pumps
 * Canadian Resources
   * Canada Greener Homes Loan
   * Building Canada’s Carbon Management Strategy
   * Canada’s Mission Innovation
   * Climate action incentive payment
   * Clean Energy and Electricity Infrastructure
   * The Hydrogen Strategy
   * Rates of natural gas in Ontario
   * Carbon Tax Calculator for Natural Gas
   * Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada
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WHAT IS A HEAT PUMP?

A heat pump is essentially an air conditioner that does heating and cooling.
It is installed very similarly to how your current air conditioner is installed.
It will work just the same during the warmer months to cool your home, but it is
also able to provide heating down to a certain temperature in the winter months.



What makes a heat pump so energy efficient at heating is their Coefficient of
Performance (COP). The COP refers to how much heat it can generate based on the
amount of power it consumes. So for example, if we think of an electric furnace
and the cost for 1 kilowatt of heat is $1, the heat pump will produce that same
1 kilowatt of heat for $0.25. This is because heat pumps have a COP of up to 4
which means they can produce the same amount of heat with ¼ the amount of
energy. In other words, they are up to 400% more energy efficient!


THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF HEAT PUMPS: STANDARD HEAT PUMPS AND COLD CLIMATE HEAT
PUMPS.

Standard heat pumps can heat down to -10 C and cold climate heat pumps can heat
down to -30 C. Even though they can heat to these temperatures, they will not
provide enough heat to keep your home warm and at the set point on your
thermostat. Therefore, in practice, a standard heat pump typically provides
heating that can keep your home comfortable to approximately -5 C and cold
climate heat pumps provide efficient heating down to approximately -15 C. Once
the temperature drops below this, your backup gas or electric furnace will need
to kick in. If you don’t have ductwork and have baseboard heat, we can install
ductless heat pumps that mount on the wall and then your baseboards will remain
as the backup heat source.


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