The heat provided by a heat pump is milder than the heat provided by a traditional forced air furnace. | | True | 85% | | False | 11% | | Not sure | 3% | | | | | Question: The heat provided by a heat pump is milder than the heat provided by a traditional forced air furnace. Top Answer (85% of 27 votes): True.
Answer: True
Explanation: The typical heat pump will put out around 90 degree, where as force air furnace is about 20 degress hotter. | | Kair | Answer: True
Explanation: The heat coming from a furnace is warmer because of the heat rise method. Where is measured different. | | Arizona's Best Heating & AC, Inc. | Answer: True
Explanation: Discharge from a heat pump is about 70-90 degrees. Gas heat is 130 degrees. | | HVAC and More | | | ProMatcher | Answer: True
Explanation: The temperature rise is a little lower. | | Kohler Heating and Air Conditioning | Answer: True
Explanation: Not as hot | | Air Services Comfort Solutions LLC | Answer: True
Explanation: The heat exchanger for a fossil burning furnace is hotter then the heat exchanger (indoor coil) of a heat pump. | | 123HVAC of Long Island | | | ProMatcher |
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