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12 September, 16:55

How does a heat pump work?

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    Heat pumps work by transferring heat energy between two areas. The most common type, the air-source heat pump, uses a coil of refrigerant to absorb heat from indoor air and transfer it to the air outside for cooling. In cold weather, the heat pump reverses the direction of heat transfer.
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