Re:Calgarians detail life with an electricity load limiter
by CWuestefeld on Monday March 21, 2022 @03:44PM
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I don't have any factual citations, but I suspect they're a lot more common than you think. At the very least, they're completely ubiquitous in central Texas. I'd imagine that's a combination of temperate conditions (as opposed to Minnesota, it never gets to the 6F temperature here), and newer construction (older houses are probably less likely to have a heat pump anyway, but with the insane growth in real estate around here, there's not very many old houses).
Also central heat pumps (for heating) aren't so common, most are mini-split types with each room separate, or at least a highly variable central compressor than can run on low.