2 ms·
Aren't heat pumps also refrigerant-based? As I understand it, a heat pump is an AC unit that can be driven backward. In heat mode, they are air conditioning th
by jfengel 7mo ago
Aren't heat pumps also refrigerant-based?
As I understand it, a heat pump is an AC unit that can be driven backward. In heat mode, they are air conditioning the already-cold outside, which works as long as the compressor can chill the refrigerant lower than the ambient outside air.
They even use the same refrigerant, usually R-410A and R-454B.
- conception 7mo agoHuh. You’re right. I thought the differences went beyond just heating but nope - just heating.