People often ask questions about heat pumps, and one of the most common questions is, at what temperature is a heat pump not effective? Some of you may know that heat pumps only work within a certain temperature range, which is why they are so popular in the southern states. If you are impatient, I won't make you wait; heat pumps don't work well below 25-30 degrees Fahrenheit. But what you might not know is that the heat pump temperature range is broader than most people think, and with the addition of supplemental heating it can work even in the chilliest of temperatures. Those of you who have read our articles know that we started as a small, U.S. Veteran owned and operated company that built our reputation on giving honest, straight answers; this will be no different. Look, there's no need to worry about your heat pump operation in cold weather...in this article, we will discuss everything you need to know about heat pump temperature ranges, including at what temperature a heat pump is not effective, what a heat pump is, and some other options you have to keep your heat pump sizzling in the winter.
Before we discuss heat pump temperature ratings, we need to bring some of you up to speed on what a heat pump actually is. I know, I know...you're asking, at what temperature is a heat pump not effective...but even for those of you who think you know what a heat pump is, you first need to have a handle on how it works! Otherwise you won't understand anything we say below about heat pump temperature ranges.
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