Homeowners in Canada are replacing their traditional heating and cooling systems with energy-efficient heat pumps. These innovative solutions offer superior functionality and help you save on energy costs.
Why Choose a Heat Pump Over a Traditional Air Conditioner?
Versatile Performance
Unlike air conditioners that only provide cooling, heat pumps offer both heating and cooling capabilities. Say goodbye to separate heating and cooling systems and hello to year-round comfort with one single solution.
Energy Efficiency
Heat pumps are up to 70% more energy-efficient than traditional A/C units. This means lower utility bills and greater savings for you in the long run.
Space-Saving Design
Our heat pumps are slim and compact, taking up less space compared to bulky air conditioning units. Enjoy efficient cooling and heating without sacrificing valuable space on your property.
Quiet Operation
With noise levels ranging from 50dB to 60dB on average, heat pumps operate quietly, ensuring a peaceful environment. Avoid the loud hum of traditional air conditioners and enjoy the whisper-quiet comfort of an electric heat pump.
Government Rebates
Financial grants are available to help offset the cost of installing a new heat pump. 1Click can help you determine your eligibility for government incentives and guide you through the application process.
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Ductless Heat Pumps
Ductless heat pumps, also known as mini-splits, are becoming the most sought-after choice for heating and cooling homes and businesses. In contrast to conventional HVAC systems, ductless heat pumps do not need a central duct system as they use individual air distribution units called “heads”, which are mounted on walls in the home. Ductless heat pumps are very resourceful and help to cut down your power bills. They are also more convenient to set up than traditional HVAC systems.
Ducted Central Heat Pumps
Ducted heat pumps are a system of forced-air heating and cooling, which function like furnaces and air conditioners, but consume significantly less power and are more efficient. A ducted heat pump consists of two components: an outdoor unit and an indoor unit. The outdoor unit includes the compressor, condenser, and evaporator, while the inside unit has a fan and blower. Ducted heat pumps are best suited for residences, workplaces, schools, and other larger buildings.
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