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by DannyBee on Monday February 11, 2013 @08:10PM
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I'm mildly curious why they use direct electrical resistance.
It's not like you can't make heat pumps that operate down past 0F.
My mitsubishi mini-split:
1. Can produce it's full BTU load all the way down to 5F, and 75% BTU load down to -13F.
2. Doesn't bother to blow air until it's warm
:)
They aren't even that much larger than a resistance based coil system (though I could imagine the model S may not be able to fit them)
My mitsubishi mini-split: 1. Can produce it's full BTU load all the way down to 5F, and 75% BTU load down to -13F. 2. Doesn't bother to blow air until it's warm :)
They aren't even that much larger than a resistance based coil system (though I could imagine the model S may not be able to fit them)