Keeping your home at an ambient temperature can be tricky. Many people find that their home is too warm in the summer and too cold in the winter, making it a struggle to keep the interior comfortable to live in throughout the year.

One of the best ways to control the climate in your home is with a heat pump system. For example, a Fujitsu ducted heat pump is a great way to make sure your home doesn’t get too hot or too cold. Unlike other heating systems, which rely on gas or electricity, ducted heat pumps don’t just heat up your home, but keep it cool during warmer months.

Don’t worry if you’re a complete beginner when it comes to ducted heat pumps – that’s where we come in. At Comfort Solutions, we’re experts in heat pump installation, which is why we’ve put together this useful guide to Fujitsu ducted heat pumps, explaining what they are and how they work.

Fujitsu ducted heat pumps: How do they work?

Unlike other heating systems, a ducted heat pump does not produce heat. Instead, it moves heat from one place to another.

For example, if it’s cold inside your house, the heat pump captures warm air from outside and pumps it into your home, warming up each room. Or, if the house gets too hot during the summer, the heat pump can take the air from indoors and pump it out, so that your home’s interior cools down. The speed at which a heat pump warms or cools a room can increase or decrease when necessary, which helps to keep the temperature inside your home consistent, even if it fluctuates outside.

There are two basic types of heat pumps: ducted and ductless. While both are effective when it comes to controlling the temperature in your home, ducted heat pumps are particularly helpful if you’re having heat pumps installed for the first time. This is because they are designed to replace your existing heating system – for example, a gas furnace. When the old system is removed, the heat pump is attached to its ducts, so the installation process is relatively straightforward.

Are you interested in having a Fujitsu ducted heat pump installed? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Here at Comfort Solutions, we have years of expertise and experience in installing heat pumps, including ducted systems, so don’t hesitate to contact us today.