Unlike a central air conditioner, the technology of today’s central air-source heat pumps cool and heat your home, even in sub-zero temps, providing efficient, dependable and reliable comfort year-round. A central air-source heat pump uses existing ductwork to distribute heated and cooled air throughout your home. The outdoor condenser is connected to the indoor furnace fan.

A ductless air-source heat pump is a good solution for homes with non-ducted heating systems, or for room additions where installing ductwork is not feasible. There is one outdoor condenser connected to one or more indoor air distribution units. Indoor units are typically mounted on the wall, floor or ceiling. The individually-controlled indoor units allow for zoned heating and cooling, which maximize comfort and energy savings.

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