Posted by merlynr on March 03, 2014 at 12:32:15 from (166.147.104.23):
In Reply to: heat pump posted by George Marsh on March 03, 2014 at 10:54:39:
I installed a new heatpump furnace 1979 with backup electric heat built in. I replaced it in 2011 and it was still operating. The furnace was replaced because it was rusted out at the bottom and because I got a deal on furnace and ac unit that was taken to a job site and uncrated to find out it was the wrong one for that installation. The new heatpump also has backup electric heat.
In climates where heat and ac is needed it seems practical to me to have duct work for both systems and not separate for ac and heat.
I also have a wood furnace in the basement which has been really hungry this winter.
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