DUCTED HEAT PUMP Auckland

Ducted heat pump systems have several advantages over traditional heating and cooling systems. They are highly energy efficient, resulting in significant savings on energy bills. They provide consistent and even heating or cooling throughout your home, and can be zoned to allow independent temperature control in different areas. Ducted heat pump systems save space by requiring only one indoor unit, and are quieter than traditional HVAC systems. Benefit from these advantages and improve your indoor air quality by filtering out dust and other pollutants from the air with a ducted heat pump system from Comfy Kiwi Homes.

While ducted heat pump systems can be installed in most homes in New Zealand, there are some factors that can impact their suitability. Firstly, the size of the home and its layout can affect the system’s ability to provide consistent heating or cooling throughout the building. Ducted heat pumps are more suited to larger properties. Additionally, the condition of the home’s existing ductwork, if any, can impact the system’s effectiveness. To find out if your home is suitable for ducted systems, have Comfy Kiwi Homes provide a free home assessment your home’s suitability for a ducted heat pump system before installation.

The installation time for ducted heat pump systems can vary depending on a number of factors, such as the size of the home, the complexity of the installation, and the condition of any existing ductwork. On average, the installation process can take between 1-3 days. The installation process involves several steps, including the installation of the outdoor unit, the indoor unit, the ductwork and the thermostat. After the installation is complete, the system will need to be tested to ensure that it is functioning properly. It’s important to enlist the help of a trained professional to expertly install the system, available from Comfy Kiwi Homes.

Yes, ducted heat pump systems can be used to cool a house as well as heat it. The system works by transferring heat from the air outside the building and releasing it inside to provide warmth in winter, and by reversing the process, it can cool the indoor air. This means that a ducted heat pump system can be used as an all-in-one solution for year-round heating and cooling. Additionally, ducted heat pump systems can be zoned, which means different areas of the house can be cooled independently, making it a very versatile and convenient option for homeowners. It’s important to have the system installed and serviced by a professional to ensure that it cools effectively and efficiently.

Yes, a ducted heat pump system is often cheaper to run per square metre than traditional heating and cooling systems. This is because heat pumps work by transferring heat from the air outside to the inside of a building, rather than generating heat or cooling, which requires more energy. Additionally, ducted heat pump systems are super efficient, meaning that they require less energy to heat or cool a home than other systems. This results in significant savings on energy bills over time, particularly if the system is used in conjunction with a programmable thermostat to help regulate temperature and reduce energy usage.