Hybrid heat

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A hybrid heat system reacts to changes in temperature and automatically adjusts to the method available to heat or cool a house. It requires a furnace with a heat pump.[1]

Mechanics

A heat pump can be used to cool or heat a house. The heat pump transfers heat by transmitting of R-410A refrigerant.[2]

Hybrid heat works with gas furnace and electric heat pump systems[3] or using a variable-speed fan. Variable-speed fans use direct-current-electronically commutated motors (ECM).[4][5]


Energy consumption

A heat pump can reduce electricity use by up to 40% by transferring heat instead of making heat with fuel, for example a gas furnace.[6]

References

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  4. "Energy Star Showcases Efficient, Green HVAC Products", ACHR News, Retrieved December 16, 2015
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  6. "Heat Pump Systems", Energy.gov, Retrieved December 16, 2015

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