Can air conditioning be used to heat a room?

For as long as air conditioners have been around, residual heat has been a serious engineering problem. There’s just no getting around the fact that electrical appliances generate heat, even those designed to cool things down.

As a result, air con installation often has to be strategic. Air conditioners are positioned in places where the heat will naturally be vented from the house, preventing them from counteracting the cooling effect.

But what if that bug could be turned into a feature? What if the heat from cooling one room could be used to warm another?

New Air Con Installation

These days, temperature regulation is more complicated than just lighting a fire or switching on a fan. Energy prices are going up, and the cost of those rising bills is as much an environmental one as it is a financial one. Add to that the reality of freak weather events caused by climate change, and it becomes more important than ever that new air con installations are as energy efficient as they can possibly be.

So how do you improve your house’s temperature regulation?

How about with a combined air con/heating system that works in synergy to keep your house at the appropriate temperature?

The Value Of Heat Pumps

Here at AC Installs, we combine our air con installations with top-of-the-line heat pumps to ensure minimal energy waste in keeping your home warm. We also import heat from outside when necessary, regulating your home as efficiently as possible. Heat pumps are an expert innovation because of the way they take advantage of passive heat, thus requiring very little energy to run.

Innovative Air Con Installations

At the end of the day, when it comes to modern air con installations, innovation is the name of the game. AC Installs make it our mission to develop technology that will help keep your heating bills down. With regular servicing, we ensure that our air con installations stay running at top quality, extending their lifespan for many years to come and saving you even more money in the long run.

So yes, new air con installations can absolutely help heat your house as well as cool it. Talk about killing two birds with one stone!