How do heat pumps work

February 15, 2010 by Mr Heat Pumps  
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The basic principle of a heat pump is from an air conditioning system which uses a refrigeration system. A refrigeration system transfers heat from one place to another using a refrigerant. So if you take your fridge at home as an example it absorbs heat with the evaporator (#3 – heat exchanger) and the refrigerant [...]

Heat pump prices

February 15, 2010 by Mr Heat Pumps  
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There are different types of systems, many brands to choose from and an installation cost that will vary depending on your specific requirements. Here are some rough guidelines. (you will need to find out exact pricing from your local specialists before making any decisions) A single HI-wall type system for an average living area $2,500.00 [...]

Heat pump subsidy

February 15, 2010 by Mr Heat Pumps  
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In July 2009 the government introduced subsidies for house that were built prior to 2000 for insulation and clean efficient heating and yes a heat pump can be subsidised under this scheme. But you will need to check out how much you can get, depending whether you have a community services card or not or [...]

Can outdoor Heat Pump units create a noise nuisance?

February 8, 2010 by Mr Heat Pumps  
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With more and more people opting for heat pumps as a home heating or cooling solution the noise issue becomes more apparent. Many companies selling heat pumps will often look for the easiest install to allow for competitive pricing in the market place afraid that if they suggest it should be in a different place [...]

Should a Heat Pump be installed in the hallway.

February 8, 2010 by Mr Heat Pumps  
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There are several things to consider before installing a heat pump in your hall way thinking it will heat all adjoining bedrooms. Firstly hallways can be difficult to find a suitable spot and it is critical that the air flow be blowing long ways and not across (unless your hall is exceptional wide) otherwise the air [...]