It seems pretty logical to everyone. In summer you turn on the air conditioning when it gets too hot, in winter you turn on the central heating when it starts to get too cold. But is this really the best solution? Or are there better and especially cheaper ways to heat your home in winter?
What is best to consider?
There are several factors to consider when it comes to choosing the right heating system. For most of us, cost will be the most important factor in this decision. We recommend choosing the most energy-efficient heating system. This one is probably going to be significantly more expensive when purchased, but much cheaper to use in the long run. This is an important aspect to think about since the right heating system can make an immediate difference in energy bills. This way you can comfortably survive the winter without being shocked afterwards by the amount on your bill.
Cheaper way of heating.
What if we said that air conditioning is the best way to keep you warm this winter! And that without a huge cost.
When we hear the word air conditioner, everyone thinks of a device to cool a room. But today there are also many devices that can also heat a home, and thus can be very useful in winter as well. These systems are a better and increasingly popular way of heating. They are more economical & cheaper in the long run and easy to use. You can use such a unit to heat one room, or multiple units can be installed in different rooms. That way a duct system can be used , so that one unit heats multiple rooms.
The installation cost of an air conditioner as a main heating system will be similar to a central heating system. In some cases, these costs themselves are lower, but not always. On the other hand, they can fully heat a room in a much shorter time, and also maintain this temperature within a small margin.
So how specifically does such a device work?
When you turn on the air conditioner, the heat pump is going to make sure that the warm air goes from the inside to the outside. This way, it's going to get cooler inside your home immediately. A simple and energy-efficient process. In the winter, your unit can also do the reverse motion. When heating, no heat is produced, there is only the heat exchange from outside to inside. The outside air is heated by bringing it to higher pressure while pumping. After this, the energy gained is passed on to one or more indoor units according to the room temperature you choose.
Because the heat is simply moved and not generated, and more energy is supplied than is actually needed, this is a very energy-efficient way to fully heat your home. This therefore allows you to heat your home economically with an air conditioner, even in winter!
So we can conclude from this that it is much more economical to heat with your air conditioner in winter!
