Central heat pump

In general, a central heat pump is installed in homes with air ducts: these allow the heat pump to transfer heat from one room to another. Just like the wall-mounted heat pump, the central heat pump can be used as a heating system as well as an air conditioning system.

How a central heat pump works

In heating mode, the central heat pump produces heat to provide a comfortable ambient temperature in all rooms of the house.

In air conditioning mode, the cycle is reversed to cool the rooms: it is therefore not necessary to purchase an air conditioner in addition to a central heat pump, because the latter performs the air conditioning function by itself.

 

The advantages of the central heat pump

There are several advantages to installing a central heat pump in Greater Montreal and its surroundings.

First of all, in addition to being usable year-round, central heat pumps are recognized as an efficient and economical heating and air conditioning method, which can save you money on your electricity bills. They are also eco-responsible since they help reduce your ecological footprint in both the short and long term.

Finally, the heat pump reduces temperature differences between the different rooms in your home.