DC Inverter Heat Pump

DC Inverter Heat Pump Features

During a standard refrigerant cycle, the refrigerant travels continually between the compressor and condenser, transforming from liquid to gas depending on temperature. Once the air in the home reaches the temperature specified on the thermostat, this refrigerant cycle stops completely, restarting only when the home's temperature changes. Each time the cycle restarts, the high efficiency air source heat pump system consumes energy to balance pressure and bring the refrigerant to the correct temperature before the heating or cooling process can begin.

In units with a variable-speed compressor, or inverter, the refrigerant cycle operates at different speeds depending on temperature and heating loads. By automatically adjusting the speed of the refrigerant, the inverter eliminates energy losses caused by stopping and starting.