Heat pumps and gas furnaces are two distinct systems for heating a space. A heat pump uses electricity to provide both heating and cooling year-round. Its compressor enhances efficiency and operates quietly. On the other hand, a gas furnace generates heat by burning natural gas or propane, making it a robust and dependable choice for cold climates. While it provides efficient heating, it doesn’t offer cooling capabilities.

In Canada, the federal government, along with various provinces and territories, offers rebates and incentives to promote the installation of energy-efficient heat pump systems. These rebate programs provide financial incentives to homeowners who install high-efficiency air-source or ground-source heat pumps that meet established standards. These incentives can help offset the costs of assessments, purchasing, and installation, making it more affordable for all Canadians to adopt energy-efficient heating and cooling solutions and reduce their carbon footprint.

A heat pump can efficiently heat and cool your house throughout the year. Kinghome Ultranixx heat pumps can operate at 100% capacity even in temperatures as low as -10°C, with an operational temperature range between -30°C and 54.5°C. They can also be paired with popular gas furnaces as additional heating sources in cold climates, combining the best of both worlds.

Kinghome heat pump systems come with both ducted and ductless options, making them adaptable for various residential and commercial spaces, including houses, rooms, cottages, offices, restaurants, and more.