A heat pump is a thermodynamic system that transfers heat from a colder space to a warmer one, providing both heating and cooling capabilities in one unit.

Both systems heat and cool your home. The main difference lies in the coverage area:

Wall-mounted heat pumps are installed on the wall and designed to heat or cool a single room or open space.

Central heat pumps use existing air ducts to distribute heating and cooling throughout the entire home, making them ideal for new constructions or homes with pre-installed ductwork.

By installing an energy-efficient heat pump, you can expect significant savings on your energy bills. Heat pumps are known for their high efficiency, since they draw on free energy from the outdoor air to heat or cool your home. Compared to traditional heating and cooling systems, they can reduce energy consumption and deliver savings year-round. Plus, by choosing a renewable energy solution, you'll also lower your carbon footprint and help protect the environment.