Even in sub-freezing weather, there is still heat in the air. Heat pumps extract this heat and transfer it indoors.
Modern models, especially those with inverter technology or dual-stage compressors, perform well even in temperatures as low as -13°F (-25°C).
If your heat pump struggles to maintain a comfortable temperature, consider sealing drafts and improving insulation. Using supplemental heating during extreme cold snaps. Ensuring the system is appropriately sized for your home. Avoid frequent thermostat changes, which can force the system to rely on the less efficient auxiliary heat.
Frost Build-Up on the Outdoor Unit
Heat pumps have a defrost cycle to melt ice on the outdoor coil. This ensures optimal operation. If frost persists, it may indicate an issue that requires professional inspection.
If you notice any of the above mentioned, or would like to get an advice on upgrading to a cold-climate heat pump or optimizing your current system then contact our HVAC specialists!
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