| Heat pumps are now veryefficient compared to | | | | When using electricity to heatyour home, you should |
| years ago. With the heat on the progress | | | | install the power system and all relevant |
| ininformation-pumps in the pump that the tools | | | | informationneeded heat pump. These devices are a |
| produce a good amount of heat,even cooler | | | | more efficient type of electric heatingin moderate |
| temperatures fitted, provided that. | | | | climates, offers three times more heating energy |
| It is very important to investthe comparison of the | | | | than the use ofelectricity. |
| heat pump before you buy your hard-earned money. | | | | There is information availableto pump for three basic |
| The heat pump is a device thatapplies external work | | | | types: source of water, air, air and geothermal |
| to extract heat from a cold and delivery to a hot | | | | energy. |
| hot. Itis subject to the limitations of the second rule | | | | They collect heat from air, water and land in front of |
| of thermodynamics as a heatengine, the summit and | | | | the house and approachfor indoor use. They have |
| other forces from the Carnot cycle is derived. It | | | | the task of a central air conditioning, and becausethe |
| isnormally characterized by the return, a number of | | | | house through the acquisition of the energy |
| elements of the suppliedenergy, the heat for each | | | | pump-cool in your house andeffectively. |
| unit of work. | | | | |