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Heat pumps much better now?
Have heat pumps improved much in the last 30 years, wrt to heating a
home in Baltimore? I was under the impresssion that the limiting factor is often the outside temperature, and if it's not over 45 or 40 or 35 or 30 (I forget which), that it's hard to extract enough heat to keep a place warm. And that since it's colder than that a lot here, the supplemental electric heat will go on and that's much more expensive. The salesman today, called by them a saleman, tells me that things have improved a lot in 30 years and it can heat the house. But I don't see how you can change the laws of physics. |
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