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> An air-conditioner, however, moves heat, moving heat from inside to outside. An air conditioner doesn't use 1 unit of energy to move 1 unit of heat; an air co
by _fizz_buzz_ 8y ago
> An air-conditioner, however, moves heat, moving heat from inside to outside. An air conditioner doesn't use 1 unit of energy to move 1 unit of heat; an air conditioner might move 3 units of heat using 1 unit of energy.
Be careful, you're angering the thermo gods! If that was true, I would simply use an air-conditioner to heat my house. Cool, the outside and move the heat inside. In reality, you have the efficiencies backwards. Cooling is more energy intensive than heating.
- carry_bit 8y ago> If that was true, I would simply use an air-conditioner to heat my house. It's true, and people do. Install a heat pump, and save your traditional heat source for when it's sufficiently cold outside.