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chocophile · 10-10-2021, 08:59 AM

We built a small house last year with a 3-ton Mitsubishi Hyper Heat Pump and ducted air handler that provides heat and AC. There is a backup resistive heat strip that turns on below 5 degrees. The ducts provide air to every room. It works very well for us. The new house is very well insulated, and it’s important to do a good job insulating the duct work. We aren’t at the house much in the winter, and the highest electric bill was less than $200.

10-10-2021, 08:59 AM	#11
chocophile Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: 19-Mile Bay Posts: 109 Thanks: 14 Thanked 30 Times in 13 Posts	Mitsubishi Hyper Heat We built a small house last year with a 3-ton Mitsubishi Hyper Heat Pump and ducted air handler that provides heat and AC. There is a backup resistive heat strip that turns on below 5 degrees. The ducts provide air to every room. It works very well for us. The new house is very well insulated, and it’s important to do a good job insulating the duct work. We aren’t at the house much in the winter, and the highest electric bill was less than $200.