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If you have an old heating system that needs to be replaced, you should consider exploring the variety of exciting heating technologies, which would just be a perfect replacement. Research shows that an obsolete or wrong solution may be one of the most expensive utility bills for an average U.S family.
The gas furnace heating and air conditioning work with a heated forced air system (air handler) by a fan through ducts to distribute heat and conditioned air around the home.
Although some furnaces utilize electricity, and propane to function, most homes in the United States make use of natural gas. By far, gas furnaces are the most popular home solution as it contains a forced air distribution system which can also be utilized by your air conditioner during summer. This heating system has proven to be of high efficiency in most U.S. homes.
Air source heat pumps make use of electricity and refrigerants to distribute heat rather than making use of fuel oil. As a result of this, heat pumps are more energy-efficient than most types of heating systems.
This solution is built such that heat flow is in a direction opposite to thermal energy. Cold air is absorbed from space and transferred to another space as warm air. Heat pumps are found in various HVAC devices for heating and air conditioning.
As the name implies, this home heating system eliminates the need for numerous air ducts. Ductless mini-splits allows you to create several HVAC zones in different parts of your home with independent thermostats.
This heating system works best for large homes with family members who have varying temperature preferences or houses that are 'non-ducted.' The major advantages of mini-splits are their zoning flexibility (providing various heating and cooling temperatures for individual rooms) and its relatively small size. Some mini-splits can have up to four independent indoor units, all connected to one outdoor unit.
This is one variant of the radiant heating system.The radiant heating system differs from forced air heating systems in that it heats not just the surrounding air but also objects such as furniture and other materials around.
In most cases, this heating system distributes hot water heated in a boiler or heater. In-floor radiant heating systems make use of plastic water tubing that is placed beneath concrete or wood floors. Although this system takes more time to heat up, its energy efficiency is quite high.
Technology has made it possible for you to choose from various heating systems. However, the presence of numerous optionsoften leads to a daunting challenge of choosing the one best for your house in the northeast. Since knowledge is power, moreknowledge about the types of heating systems viable for your northeast house would help you make a better choice.
When it comes to New England, heating your house this winter, Heat Pumps is one of the best options.
Heat Pumps offer the most energy-efficient alternatives to furnaces and air conditioners. The availability of electricity has made electric heat pumps a common choice in many homes.
Once you have power, then considering an electric pump isn't out of place.
This heating system operates by circulating hot water via tubes that double up as air conditioners and furnace.When used as a heater, the water absorbs heat from underground and circulates it in the house using a forced-air system or a hydronic. When it is used as an air conditioner, the process is simply reversed.
Geothermal heating systems have three major components which are a delivery system, a heat exchange system, and a heat pump. This heating system is generally efficient as it doesn't involve the burning of fuel oils.
This heating system serves as a viable alternative to natural gas heating systems.
LPG is a flammable mixture of certain hydrocarbons such as propane or butane and other gases.
When liquefied, this mixture of gases can be conveniently transported, stored, and used as a source of energy for heating homes. It works with radiant floor systems or convective heaters driven by fans.
In some cases, LPG works with both methods of heat.Although the LPG heating system is efficient, it isn't a common choice for many homes.
Gas furnaces are often recommended for houses in the northeast as it provides efficiency in heating.
It readily generates and distributes hot air around the house without stressing the circulatory system.
However, the costs of getting natural gas in the northeast should also be considered above the national average.
Although speculations indicate that the price of natural gas is bound to increase, technological advancements have ensured the price has gone down in the past few years.
In fact, in the last decade, homeowners in Pennsylvania have saved over $30 billion from the reduction in natural gas prices.
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