Keep Warm This Winter with an INVERTER-Driven Heat Pump from Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US
SUWANEE, Ga., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- When cold weather strikes, you want a reliable heating system. Homeowners living in northern climates were previously stuck out in the cold when it came to electric-powered heat pumps. Older heat pumps weren't dependable once outdoor temperatures fell below 40° F. No matter how interested they were in saving energy and helping the environment, these homeowners had to rely on electric backup, baseboard heaters, propane heaters and traditional, fossil-fuel-burning systems. Fortunately, there's modern heat pump technology available to provide comfortable heating with energy savings and environmental benefits.
Modern heat pumps are better at turning the energy they use into heat than fossil-fuel-burning systems. Mitsubishi Electric Zoned Comfort Solutions® with Hyper-Heating INVERTER® (H2i®) heat pump technology can deliver up to 100% of heating capacity, even when it's as cold as 5° F.
H2i technology allows homeowners in all climates to experience the benefits of efficient heat pumps, including:
- Consistent room temperature. Inverter-driven heat pumps maintain consistent room temperatures despite fluctuating outdoor temperatures and conditions, even when temperatures dip below zero degrees.
- Reduced energy consumption. The systems deliver the right amount of heat needed to achieve the desired temperature in each zone of the home — no more, no less.
- Fast heating and cooling. Inverter-driven heat pump systems provide quick and efficient heating in cold weather and cooling in warm weather.
- Even and steady energy use. Every time the compressor turns on in a conventional HVAC unit, energy consumption surges. On startup, inverter-driven heat pumps prevent spikes in electrical current which results in less energy usage.
Homeowners in cold climates can now experience exceptional, year-round comfort and energy savings with today's high-performance heat pumps. For more information about Mitsubishi Electric's residential heat pump offerings, visit MitsubishiComfort.com.
SOURCE Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US
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